Your agent probably needs fewer tools
Interactive diagrams for code execution, context compression, browser programmability, workflow stabilization, and security controls.
One program becomes the tool
Preview →A crowded tool surface collapses into exec(code), then fans out into typed service actions.
<iframe src="https://gtm-blog-embeds.vercel.app/embeds/code-exec-hero" data-embed="code-exec-hero" height="820" style="width:100%;height:820px;border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>The context difference
Preview →The same customer-research task as serial tool calls and one parallel TypeScript program.
<iframe src="https://gtm-blog-embeds.vercel.app/embeds/code-exec-comparison" data-embed="code-exec-comparison" height="820" style="width:100%;height:820px;border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>The browser already has an interface
Preview →Six fixed browser tools compared with one page.evaluate() task on a live DOM model.
<iframe src="https://gtm-blog-embeds.vercel.app/embeds/code-exec-browser" data-embed="code-exec-browser" height="820" style="width:100%;height:820px;border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>One program beats twenty turns
Preview →Reasoning and execution cost across tool, code, and stabilized modes over thirty runs.
<iframe src="https://gtm-blog-embeds.vercel.app/embeds/code-exec-timeline" data-embed="code-exec-timeline" height="820" style="width:100%;height:820px;border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>The sandbox is only the start
Preview →Toggle four infrastructure controls to see which generated-code attack paths remain open.
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