Guides: let your AI agent do real things on websites

By Andrey Marey, Founder of AgentWeb · As of Oct 22, 2026

Every page here is about one question: how to get an AI agent to actually do the task.

How to Let an AI Agent Send LinkedIn Messages and Connection Requests Safely: Step by step: let an AI agent send LinkedIn messages, connection requests and InMail from the user's own account, within LinkedIn's limits and with approval.
How to Let an AI Agent Look Up a LinkedIn Profile Before It Reaches Out: Step by step: let an AI agent turn a LinkedIn link into a full profile (role, history, skills, posts) from the user's own session, before it sends anything.
How to Let an AI Agent Post, Reply and Like on X: Step by step: let an AI agent read the user's X timeline, then reply, like, repost and post from their own account, with approval and honest error handling.
How to Let Your iMessage Agent Book Restaurants: Step by step: let an iMessage agent book real restaurant tables on SevenRooms and DesignMyNight with AgentWeb, from "table for 4 on Friday" to a confirmation.
How to Let Your iMessage Agent Order Food on Uber Eats: Step by step: let an iMessage agent order food on Uber Eats from the user's own account with AgentWeb, from "order my usual" to a placed, tracked order.
Build an iMessage Agent That Does Things: Photon + AgentWeb Starter: A starter for an iMessage agent that takes real actions: Photon's spectrum-ts handles the messages, AgentWeb runs the web actions. Code as of Oct 20, 2026.