# Ghostget blog

Posts about how Ghostget works, how its releases and tests are checked, and which products use it.

Introducing

## [Introducing Ghostget](https://ghostget.com/blog/introducing-ghostget/)

Ghostget lets your AI agent work in your own accounts through named, reviewed actions, without handing it your passwords, tokens, or a signed-in browser.

Published 24 September 2026

Integration

## [Built on Ghostget](https://ghostget.com/blog/built-on-ghostget/)

PeopleBlade reads contacts and messages through Ghostget, and Textbutler imports the Beeper history that Ghostget exports.

Published 24 September 2026

Technique

## [What Ghostget has and has not verified](https://ghostget.com/blog/ghostget-claims-register/)

On 24 September 2026, 180 of the 244 claims in Ghostget's public register had a check that runs on every change, and 19 had no automated check.

Published 24 September 2026

Technique

## [How to check a Ghostget download](https://ghostget.com/blog/releases-that-prove-their-origin/)

One gh command checks that a downloaded Ghostget tarball was signed by the release workflow at its version tag.

Published 24 September 2026

Technique

## [How Ghostget replays a failing generated test](https://ghostget.com/blog/replayable-property-tests/)

When one of Ghostget's generated tests fails, the report gives a seed and a shrink path, and passing both back reruns that exact case on any machine.

Published 24 September 2026

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