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FactChat's AI assistant sees and acts on your current tab to do tasks you ask — every action waits for your approval. FactChat Browser Agent connects your FactChat workspace to the page you are looking at. Ask anything in the side panel and the agent reads the current tab, then performs the clicks, typing, and navigation needed to complete the task - summarizing an article, filling in a form, searching and comparing results, or pulling data from a page - while every action waits for your approval. How it works: - Open the side panel and sign in with your FactChat account. If you are already signed in to FactChat on the web, that session is reused automatically. - The agent only sees the active tab, and only after you start a task and allow that site for the session. - Every write action (click, type, navigate) is shown to you before it runs. Approve each one individually, or enable auto-approve for the session. - Chrome's debugging banner is visible whenever the agent is acting on the page, and everything stops the moment you press stop. - Beyond the page itself, the agent can combine what it reads with FactChat's assistant capabilities such as web search, so one request can read the page and enrich it with outside information. Requirements: a FactChat workspace account (provided by your organization). Page content is processed only to complete the task you asked for; it is never sold and never used for unrelated purposes.
Aug 19, 2026
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