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Plasmate compiles pages into a Semantic Object Model so agents can work with structure, intent, and affordances instead of raw HTML and pixels.
Questions
What is Plasmate?
Plasmate compiles pages into a Semantic Object Model so agents can work with structure, intent, and affordances instead of raw HTML and pixels.
What problem does Plasmate solve?
Agents need web content in a form that preserves meaning and available actions without requiring visual interpretation. Plasmate provides that structured representation for supported pages.
What is the Semantic Object Model?
The Semantic Object Model is structured page output that gives agents content, structure, intent, and available actions without the presentation noise of raw HTML and pixels.
How does Plasmate relate to Cumulative Systems and Pantasso?
Plasmate is the agent-readable web layer. Cumulative Systems keeps a model's own working state, while Pantasso supplies governed company context.
Where can I learn more about Plasmate?
Visit plasmate.app for the project, documentation, and current implementation details.
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