Kernel Lays Foundations for AI Agent Internet Access
Catherine Jue of Kernel says the startup is building AI agent web access over the next six months.
Catherine Jue, co-founder and CEO of Kernel, posted that the company is laying foundations for how AI agents will access internet services in the next six months. In the process the team sped up browsers' first network request by 92 percent and improved proxy reliability. She credited engineer Fumihiro Judo for leading the work. Y Combinator retweeted the announcement from the account of the YC S25 company, which builds high-performance browser infrastructure for AI agents.
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catherine jue@juecd__We're laying the foundations for how agents will access internet services in the next 6 months. In the process, we happened to speed up our browsers' first network request by 92% and improve proxy reliability. h/t @fumihirojudo for leading this work!
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CJ catherine jue@juecd__We're laying the foundations for how agents will access internet services in the next 6 months. In the process, we happened to speed up our browsers' first network request by 92% and improve proxy reliability. h/t @fumihirojudo for leading this work!
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