
Cashew Labs
Cashew Labs builds open-source software for self-modifying systems, with its flagship project Libretto providing a browser and toolkit that lets coding agents inspect websites, build reliable automations, and maintain web integrations as sites evolve. The platform reduces manual upkeep by enabling agents to observe page structure, test interactions, and adjust workflows autonomously.
- Developer Tools
- AI Agents
- Artificial Intelligence
- Software Only
Funding
Raised to date
$500KRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Software agents often struggle to interact with dynamic, frequently changing websites, requiring manual updates and maintenance of web integrations. Coding agents lack a reliable way to inspect, understand, and automate interactions with web pages, limiting their ability to build and sustain robust automations.
Solution
Cashew Labs develops self-modifiable systems—models, agents, and software that can adapt their own behavior. Its flagship open-source project, Libretto, gives coding agents a dedicated browser and toolkit to inspect websites, construct reliable automations, and keep web integrations current as sites evolve. The platform enables agents to observe page structure, test interactions, and adjust their workflows autonomously, reducing the need for human intervention in maintaining web-based processes.
Target Audience
Developers and research teams building self-improving agents, particularly those creating coding agents and web automation tools that require dependable website interaction.
Features
- Libretto open-source browser and toolkit specialized for coding agent use
- Website inspection capabilities that let agents understand page structure and elements
- Automation building tools for creating reliable, repeatable web workflows
- Self-maintaining integration layer that adapts to changes in target websites