Some sources use automated detection systems that can block agent sessions. Stealth mode ensures your task runs complete without interruption, even on protected sources. Basic stealth mode is active by default, and Advanced stealth mode is available on Enterprise plans.Documentation Index
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Basic stealth mode
Basic stealth mode is active on all credentials across all plans. Deck adapts the execution environment to handle common protections that sources use to gate access. No configuration or code changes are required in your integration.Advanced stealth mode
Available on Enterprise plans.
What Deck handles
Stealth mode covers a range of protections that sources use to gate access:| Protection | How Deck responds |
|---|---|
| Bot detection | Deck adapts its execution environment so sessions are indistinguishable from real user activity. |
| CAPTCHAs | Detected and resolved automatically. Solving typically completes within seconds. |
| Device trust and fingerprinting | Each session presents unique, realistic device signals that match what the source expects. |
| Rate limiting and behavioral analysis | Deck paces interactions to match natural usage patterns for the source. |
Identifying blocked credentials
If a source blocks a credential due to anti-bot protections, Deck returns ablocked error with HTTP status 503: