SAN FRANCISCO - TelAve -- Pervaziv AI today announced Cortex Discover, a dedicated Agentic AI browser designed to help enterprise users move from information on the web to governed action without leaving the Cortex experience.

Cortex Discover is Pervaziv AI's own agentic AI browser, not another browser extension. It combines current page awareness, reasoning across selected tabs, visual context, controlled browser actions, file aware workflows, durable task continuity and enterprise safety in one product.

The launch extends Cortex into a ninth user facing platform and product surface alongside Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox and Brave extensions, Visual Studio Code, Android and iPhone.

"Cortex Discover moves AI beyond the extension model into its own agentic browser, where the browser itself becomes part of the intelligence and execution experience," said Anoop Jaishankar, Founder and CEO of Pervaziv AI. "It can understand the live state of the work, recognize when pages change, act within clear boundaries, and verify what actually happened. The goal is not to automate every click. It is to bring context, action and human judgment together so enterprise work can move from intent to a trusted outcome."

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Cortex Discover follows Cortex Connect, which linked work across mobile, browser and Visual Studio Code, and Cortex Cloud, which added durable managed execution for eligible project workflows. Discover brings another execution environment into that architecture: the browser itself.

Users can ask Cortex to understand the current page, compare selected tabs, follow navigation as content changes and use visual context when layout matters. Cortex can also perform supported actions such as opening pages, finding controls, entering text, making selections, scrolling and waiting for page conditions, while staying grounded in the browser's current state.

Consequential actions remain under user control. Cortex Safety and browser confirmation can intervene before submissions, external messages, purchases, account changes, sensitive data entry or file transfers proceed. Page content is treated as evidence, not authority, so instructions found on a website cannot override the user's objective or Cortex safety boundaries.

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Cortex Discover also preserves workflow state through ordinary interruptions and verifies results from the browser's resulting state rather than assuming an attempted action succeeded. A click alone does not mean a task is complete.

The first release supports Windows x64 and macOS on Apple silicon and Intel. With Cortex Discover, the Cortex AI Model Ensemble has expanded from 48 to 50 specialized AI agents, adding browser focused intelligence to a coordinated system spanning models, search, skills and execution environments.

Cortex Discover turns the browser from a window onto enterprise work into an active, controlled part of completing it. Visit https://pervaziv.com to learn more about their product launch.