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The AI can control any browser session in your space, navigating to URLs, clicking elements, typing text, taking screenshots, and reading page content. Once a tab is open, the same actions work whether the tab lives in the Kazzle Browser, a cloud browser session, or Chrome/Brave connected via the extension.

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How it works

  1. The AI opens (or reuses) a browser session on a specific computer
  2. It navigates to the target URL
  3. It reads the page content or takes a screenshot
  4. It clicks, types, scrolls, or waits as needed
  5. Results flow back into the thread
You can watch the AI work in real time. Cloud browser sessions expose a live view URL so you see exactly what the AI sees; on your device, you watch directly in the built-in browser tab.

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What the AI can do

ActionDescription
NavigateGo to any URL
Read contentGet page text (preferred, cheap and fast)
ScreenshotCapture the visible page (use sparingly, expensive)
ClickClick by CSS selector or x/y coordinates
TypeType into the focused element
ScrollScroll up or down
WaitPause up to 10 seconds (fixed delay)
Read elementsExtract interactive elements for structured navigation, then click with the returned selector

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Handoff between you and the AI

Sessions are shared. The AI can target a tab you opened, and you can pick up where the AI left off.
  • You open a tab. The AI can see it and interact with it.
  • The AI opens a session. Watch in the built-in browser tab, or via the live view URL for cloud sessions.
  • Extension sessions. Your Chrome window is the AI session. The AI navigates the same browser you see.

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Which browser the AI uses

The AI targets a specific computer, and that determines the browser:
  • Your device - the built-in Kazzle Browser, or your connected Chrome/Brave extension session when one is active
  • A browser computer - cloud browser sessions, useful for automation that should keep running without your device