Why This Search Exists
Teams often need both public retrieval and stateful browser control, but many products force them into a single execution model. That creates either security risk or operational awkwardness.
Growth teams need a layered approach because some tasks are public and some depend on a live user session.
Recommended Approach
Use a hosted retrieval layer for public URLs and a local runtime for dashboards, ad tools, or account-specific browser workflows.
iatlas-browser already provides that split, which makes it a better fit for mixed growth operations than a one-size browser surface.
Key Takeaways
- Growth ops needs both hosted and local layers.
- Workflow classification should drive the architecture.
- Public tasks should stay remote-safe.
- Session-aware tasks should stay on the local runtime.
Fast Start
- Separate your public growth workflows from your logged-in tool workflows.
- Route public retrieval through the hosted API layer.
- Keep stateful browser work on the local runtime.
- Document the boundary so the team uses the right surface by default.
Next Action
Explore architecture docs
Move from research to implementation by choosing the correct boundary: local runtime for real-session work, hosted API for public-safe retrieval.