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[Web Browser Content] Why Projects? The default project Scoping requests to a project SDK usage Authentication and project scope API keys kernel.sh/docs/info/project Organize resources and isolate access within your Kernel organization. A project is a named container for Kernel resources inside an organization. Use projects to separate environments (like production and staging), split resources between teams, or isolate customer workloads — each project has its own browsers, profiles, credentials, proxies, extensions, deployments, and pools. Why Projects? - Isolate environments: Keep production resources apart from staging or experiments. - Scope access: Issue API keys that can only see resources in one project. - Per-project limits: Cap concurrency on a per-project basis so one team or environment can't exhaust your org quota. Managing Projects: - Create a project - List projects - Update a project - Delete a project

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...with us, if I just got my my Claude guy and just said, "Hey, look, can you package this up as a full PRD, like almost like, you know how like a skill file has is like a zip file that has like subfolders and it has like code, it has screenshots, or whatever it has..."

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Can you share that with me? Or can you share that with us? If I just got my Claude guy and just said, "Hey, look, can you package this up as a full PRD, like almost a GitHub, like a skills file that is like a zip file that has like subfolders and has code, like..."

[Web Browser Content] Pricing & Limits - Kernel Pricing Calculator Note: GPU acceleration is only available on headful, on-demand browsers. Standby mode is not supported for GPU-accelerated browsers. Base Plan: Free ($0.00) Session Configuration: - Session length: 30 seconds - Number of sessions: 100 - Browser types: Headless ($0.00001667/second), Headful + GPU (+$0.05) Usage: - Free credits: -$5.00 - Total cost: $0.00 With Kernel, you only pay for what you use. Idle browsers in a pool incur no disk charges, and you are never charged for proxies. Documentation Links: - https://www.kernel.sh/docs/info/pricing - https://dashboard.onkernel.com/sign-up

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[Web Browser Content] Pricing Calculator Browser Type | Price ($/sec) Headless: 0.0000166667 Headful: 0.0001333336 Headful + GPU Acceleration: 0.0008000016 Note: GPU acceleration is only available on headful, on-demand browsers. Standby mode is not supported for GPU-accelerated browsers.

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[Web Browser Content] Billing | Kernel You're using free credits. Add a payment method now to ensure uninterrupted access when your free credits are used up. Manage your organization's subscription and payment details. Subscription: Free + usage costs (Active) Billing Cycle: Pricing & Features Billing History: Past Invoices (May 1, 2026 - May 31, 2026) Actions: Manage Plan, View Feature Comparison, View Invoices, Sessions

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...of the team. Like let's take my rank tracker. Okay, like I got my rank tracker with some of with these insights that are that I've programmed in everything like that. If you guys were like, "Oh, that's really cool, can you get, can you share that with me?" or "Can you share that..."

[Web Browser Content] Kernel - Browsers Dashboard: dashboard.onkernel.com/browsers Browsers Manage your browser automation environments. Search by session, proxy ID, or pool. Sessions | Profiles | Auth | Pools | Proxies APPS Deployments ORG SETTINGS Projects | API Keys | Billing (dashboard.onkernel.com/billing) No browsers running. Launch your first browser session to start automating. View Documentation

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...that we've created that could benefit like the rest of the team. Like let's see, like let's see my rank tracker, right? Okay, like I've got my rank tracker with some of these insights that are that I've I've I've programmed in and everything like that. If you guys were like, "Oh, that's really cool, how can you get..."

[Command-Line Output] North Valley Control Features: - Watch live - Stealth - Auth - Use case Kernel vs. Crawl4AI Comparison: - Kernel: Cloud-based, per-session/per-minute fee, bundled proxies, API key + SDK, best for agentic flows with persistent logged-in browsers. - Crawl4AI: Local Chromium, free (you provide hardware), DIY proxy setup, pip install, best for bulk scraping and batch crawls. When to use Kernel: - AI agent needs to log into a site and stay logged in across multiple runs. - You want a live browser stream to watch. - You don't want to manage Playwright installs, proxy rotation, or CAPTCHA handling. - The agent runs serverless (Vercel, Cloudflare Workers). When to skip Kernel: - High-volume static scraping (Crawl4AI + Oxylabs is cheaper). - You already have a stable Windows/Mac/VPS setup with Playwright. - Cost-per-session math doesn't beat your existing proxy bill. Comparable services: - Browserbase ($0.10/min sessions, mature) - Steel.dev (open-source, self-hostable) - Anchor Browser (newer, agent-focused) - Browserless (oldest, well-priced) Recommendation for your stack: - You already have: Crawl4AI, 50+ Oxylabs ISP proxies, 3 VPS for headless work, Patchright. - Gap: Live browser monitoring/streaming.

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