Website Browsing

Your AI employee can visit any web page and extract its content for analysis. Simply share a URL and ask the AI to read it, summarize it, or extract specific information. The AI fetches the page, strips away navigation, ads, and other noise, and focuses on the main content. This works for articles, blog posts, product pages, documentation, job listings, and most other web content.

When you ask the AI to find specific information on a page, it uses goal-directed parsing to focus on the relevant sections. Instead of reading the entire page from top to bottom, it identifies and extracts just the information you asked about. For example, if you ask for the pricing on a competitor's website, it will navigate to the pricing section and extract the details without processing irrelevant content. This makes extraction faster and more accurate.

Some websites use anti-bot measures like CAPTCHAs, JavaScript challenges, or login walls that prevent automated content extraction. When the standard extraction method fails, the AI falls back to using a headless browser that can handle JavaScript rendering and more sophisticated page interactions. For sites that require authentication, you can configure credentials during setup. The AI will notify you if it cannot access a specific page and suggest alternatives.

Your AI employee can browse multiple pages in sequence for comprehensive research. Ask it to visit several competitor websites, read multiple articles on a topic, or check several product pages for price comparison. The AI processes each page and combines the findings into a single, organized summary. This is especially useful for competitive analysis and market research tasks.