Web App Guide - Test in the Playground

Selanet Web App Guide

Selanet is a web interaction infrastructure that enables AI agents to see, understand, and act on the real web.

The Selanet Web App provides a Playground-style interface that allows developers to easily experience Selanet’s capabilities.

Through this Web App, you can:

• Generate API Keys
• Test Selanet APIs
• Extract data from web pages
• Inspect API response structures

All of this can be done directly in the browser without writing any code.

This guide explains step-by-step how to use the Selanet Web App Playground.

1. Access the Selanet Web App

First, open the Selanet Web App.

https://app.selanet.ai

You can sign in using one of the following methods:

• Google account login
• Email login

After signing in, you will be redirected to the Selanet Dashboard.

The Dashboard provides the following information:

• Current plan
• Remaining API credits
• API usage statistics

2. Create an API Key

To use the Selanet API, you must first create an API Key.

From the left menu, click:

API Keys

Then select:

Create API Key

Enter a name for the key.

Example

Selanet Key

Once created, an API Key will be generated in the following format:

sk_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxx

This key will be used to authenticate all Selanet API requests.

3. Open the Playground

After creating the API Key, navigate to the Playground.

From the left menu, click:

Playground

The Playground is the core feature of the

Selanet Web App, where you can test Selanet APIs directly in the browser.

The Playground provides two modes:

Browse
Skills

Each mode demonstrates different capabilities of Selanet.

4. Browse Mode

Extract structured data from a webpage

Browse mode allows Selanet to open a webpage and extract its content in a structured format.

Example URL

https://selanet.ai

Configuration

Action

extract

Format

Markdown

After configuring the request, click:

Send Request

Selanet will open the webpage in its execution environment and return structured data.

The response includes the following fields:

request_id
session_id
url
metadata
content

Example metadata

title: SELANET – Web Infrastructure for AI
description: Web Infrastructure that connects real devices...

The page body is also returned in Markdown format.

This data can be used by AI models or agents to understand web content.

5. Skills Mode

Platform data search

Selanet also provides Skills, which allow you to access platform-specific data.

Example platforms

X (Twitter)
Xiaohongshu

Example: Searching posts on X.

Configuration

Platform

X (Twitter)

Feature

Search

Query

Selanet

Count

10

Then click:

Send Request

Selanet will execute the platform search and return structured results.

The response may include the following fields:

metadata
content
actions

Example actions

like
retweet
reply

These represent interactive elements that AI agents can operate on.

Selanet does not only scrape data — it also provides actionable web interaction structures.

6. Inspect API Response Structure

The Playground displays the full API response returned by Selanet.

Example response structure

request_id
session_id
url
page_type
metadata
content

This structure allows developers to understand how Selanet represents web interactions.

The returned data can easily be integrated with systems such as:

• AI agents
• automation systems
• LLM-based applications
• web data pipelines

7. Monitor API Usage

After making API calls, you can check usage statistics in the Analytics page.

From the left menu, click:

Analytics

Here you can view:

• Total API Calls
• Credits Used
• Remaining Credits
• Rate Limit

The Activity Log also shows information such as:

• Which API was called
• Request timestamps
• Credits consumed

Conclusion

The Selanet Web App Playground is the fastest way to experience the core capabilities of Selanet.

Before writing any code, developers can:

• test APIs
• inspect response structures
• understand web interaction data

This makes it much easier to build AI agents that operate on the real web.

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