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A guide to using an AI assistant for web browsing tasks

This guide explains how to use an AI assistant to browse the web. You will learn how it picks actions, reads pages, reuses your signed-in accounts, and pauses before making purchases or deleting information.

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“fastbrowse” by Cillian Berragan. Read the original source.

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Fastbrowse is an AI assistant that navigates websites to complete tasks like shopping or finding news. People use it to automate web chores safely. It can use your already signed-in browser sessions so you do not have to hand over your passwords to the software.

The software uses an AI tool called Jev, which chooses from a list of actual buttons and links on the screen rather than trying to guess or write an answer. Another AI plans the steps and reads the text, providing exact quotes to prove where it found its information.

The assistant will stop and ask for permission before doing anything permanent, like submitting a payment or deleting a file. It is useful for people who want to automate web tasks while keeping control over private access codes and final decisions.

Key takeaways

  1. The assistant chooses from visible buttons on the page instead of guessing what to click.
  2. You can let the software use a signed-in browser to avoid typing passwords directly.
  3. The program pauses before making purchases or deleting items unless you give it permission beforehand.

The repository authors reported the performance numbers and test results. Reviewers inspected the code and instructions but did not run the software to confirm these claims.

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