MARFIInsight AI
Trajectory data

Turn work sessions into model-ready trajectories.state, action, state

State-action-state data describes what the environment looked like, what a person did, and what changed after that action. MARFI assembles those examples from consented work sessions so AI teams can train and evaluate agents against grounded workflow demonstrations.

Built for

AI engineers and data teams preparing demonstrations for task agents.

Useful when you need to

Understand state-action-state trajectory datasets for AI agent training.

Structure

A trajectory is a supervised slice of work.

Each step ties an observed action to nearby state. For visual tiers, before and after keyframes help models reason about what changed. For telemetry-only tiers, app, title, URL, timing, and system context still provide a grounded sequence.

Quality

Real demonstrations reduce brittle automation.

Agents trained only on simplified examples often fail in messy production workflows. MARFI helps teams collect proprietary demonstrations that include the real interfaces, interruptions, and workarounds their users face every day.

  • Provider-neutral JSONL
  • Session boundaries
  • Action labels
  • Optional visual keyframes
Governance

Trajectory capture follows plan and consent gates.

The Insight plan does not collect screenshots. Trajectory unlocks visual replay and training exports, but each capture tier still depends on explicit user consent and workspace controls.

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FAQ

What is a state-action-state example?

It is a record containing the state before an action, the action itself, and the state after the action. MARFI exports this as trajectory data for AI training workflows.

Do all trajectories include screenshots?

No. Screenshots only exist when the tenant is on Trajectory and the user opted into screenshot capture.

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