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The browser agent

An AI teammate inside your browser.

One side of the OS: an agent that works on the pages you're already on — inside your own logged-in browser. It reads, acts, researches and remembers, all approval-gated and cited.

Your real logins Asks before it acts Private by default
9Browser skills
100%Approval-gated
CitedEvery answer
PrivateMemory scope
What it means

One agent. Many tools. Every surface.

A model answers questions. An agentic OS gets work done: it understands what you are looking at, decides which tools to use, takes action with your approval, and carries context across the apps and devices you work in.

The agent loop

A single server-side reasoning loop drives every task — choosing tools, reading observations, and streaming results — with step and cost ceilings as circuit breakers.

The tool layer

Page understanding, browser actions, research, memory, workflows, and files are tools the one agent composes — each permission-checked and classified by risk.

The clients

Hands and eyes live in the client you use — the browser extension and web app today; desktop and mobile next — while the agent and your data stay consistent across all of them.

Routines

Teach it once. Re-run forever.

Do a task once with the agent watching, save it as a routine, and it becomes a reusable, fill-in-the-blank recipe you can replay — one run, hundreds of rows, or on a schedule.

  • Records every step and auto-names the routine
  • The values you typed become parameters
  • Self-heals when a page's layout shifts
  • Pauses and asks rather than skipping ahead
Run routines unattended
Capabilities

What the one agent can actually do.

Each capability is a first-class tool — built to be reliable on its own and powerful in combination.

Understand any page

The agent reads an accessibility-first, distilled view of whatever you are looking at — web pages and PDFs alike — and answers questions grounded in the actual content, citing the exact source lines. It never dumps raw HTML and never guesses.

  • Accessibility-tree snapshot, not a brittle HTML scrape
  • Answers cite verbatim source passages
  • Reads on-page PDFs and documents

Fill & submit forms

Point the agent at a form and it fills fields precisely using stable element references. Anything consequential — submitting, sending, paying — pauses for your explicit approval first. Sensitive fields like passwords are never read or filled silently.

  • Stable element targeting, realistic input
  • Consequential actions always confirm first
  • Refuses sensitive fields by default

Do multi-step tasks

The agent acts on your behalf — navigate, click, type, select, scroll — taking a fresh look at the page after every step so it stays grounded. You stay in control with a live action log and approval gates on anything irreversible.

  • Re-reads the page after each action
  • Live action log you can watch
  • Reversible by design, gated when not

Research with citations

Ask a question that spans the web and the agent opens, reads, and synthesises multiple sources into a numbered, cited report — within a per-task source budget you can extend whenever you want to go deeper.

  • Numbered [n] citations back to sources
  • Per-task source budget you control
  • Public-source fetching is SSRF-guarded

Work across your tabs

The agent can read the tabs you already have open and open new background research tabs, then bring everything together — useful for comparing options, reconciling data, or summarising a session of reading.

  • Reads tabs you already have open
  • Opens background research tabs
  • Cleans up the tabs it opened

Remember what matters

Tell the agent something once and it remembers — your preferences, the people and projects you work with — recalled automatically when relevant. Memory is strictly scoped to you, refuses secrets, and is yours to search or forget at any time.

  • Semantic recall, scoped strictly to you
  • Refuses passwords, cards, and secrets
  • Search and forget anything, anytime

Routines — teach it once, re-run forever

Do a task once with the agent watching, then save it as a routine. It captures the steps, auto-names them, and turns the values you typed into fill-in-the-blank inputs. Replay it later with new inputs — across hundreds of rows or on a schedule. When the site changes, it self-heals, re-finding the right element on its own, and pauses for you when it genuinely can’t — never silently skipping ahead.

  • Record once — steps and inputs captured automatically
  • Replay with new inputs, at scale or on a schedule
  • Self-heals when a site changes; pauses when it can’t

Work with your files

Attach a document and the agent reads it, pulls out what you need, and can edit text and Word files — the edited version downloads as a new file. Your original is never overwritten.

  • Read & extract from PDFs and documents
  • Edit text and Word files in place
  • Originals are never overwritten

Fix writing in place

Proofread any block of text and get a corrected version with the edits highlighted in place — spelling, grammar, and punctuation fixed, one click to copy. Re-run to refine.

  • Corrections highlighted in place
  • One-click copy of the result
  • Re-run to refine the wording
Foundations

Built on principles, not promises.

The things that make an agent safe to hand real work are designed into the core.

  • Consent-first. Reading and reversible steps flow freely; consequential actions pause for explicit approval. You are always the one who decides.
  • Grounded & cited. Every answer about a page or the web is built from real content with verbatim citations — never a guess, never a hallucinated source.
  • Private memory. Memory is semantic, strictly scoped to you, refuses secrets, and is fully searchable and erasable. Yours, and only yours.
  • Scale-safe. Runs persist and resume from durable state, so a task survives closing the panel and the system scales horizontally without losing your place.
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