Browser

Ask Chalie to browse the web, interact with pages, fill forms, and capture screenshots.

Interactive web browsing

Chalie can browse the web using a real browser — it renders pages, handles JavaScript-heavy sites, clicks buttons, fills forms, and navigates multi-step flows. Give it a concrete goal and it works through the steps on your behalf.

Getting started:

  • “Log in to my account at [URL] and check my current balance.”
  • “Click through the cookie banner on this page and read the article: [URL]”
  • “Fill in this contact form with my details and submit it: [URL]”

Chalie can open a URL, read what’s on the page, and follow links or scroll as needed:

  • “Open this documentation page and explain how to configure rate limiting: [URL]”
  • “What does this pricing page say about the Enterprise plan? [URL]”
  • “Scroll through the article and give me the key points: [URL]”

Because it drives a real browser, JavaScript-rendered content — dashboards, single-page apps, dynamic tables — loads and renders fully before Chalie reads it.

Filling forms and taking actions

Chalie can interact with a page the way you would:

  • “Fill in the registration form at [URL] with my name and email, then submit it.”
  • “Choose ‘United Kingdom’ from the country dropdown on this checkout page: [URL]”
  • “Step through this site’s signup flow and tell me where it gets stuck: [URL]”
  • “Click ‘Accept all cookies’ on this site and then read the article: [URL]”

Multi-step flows

For tasks that span several pages, Chalie stays in the browser and follows the sequence:

  • “Log into [URL] and navigate to the billing section — what does my current plan say?”
  • “Go through this checkout and report the final total before payment: [URL]”
  • “Open the dashboard, wait for the table to load, and extract the data: [URL]”

Screenshots and vision

Chalie can take a screenshot of any page and inspect it with its own vision:

  • “Take a screenshot of [URL] and tell me what it shows.”
  • “Screenshot the homepage and describe the layout.”

Screenshots are saved as documents in your Chalie library. You can ask about them later — “What was in that screenshot of the pricing page?” — and Chalie will retrieve and re-examine the image. Chalie can also read the exact computed colours and fonts of any element on a page, which is useful for checking accessibility or matching brand styles.

Combining with other abilities

Browser results can feed into other tasks:

  • “Read this recipe [URL] and save it as a document.”
  • “Look at this product page and add it to my wishlist document.”
  • “Read the terms of service at [URL] and flag anything unusual.”