The live browser

When the terminal opens a browser (for a data room, a county records site, anything a plain search can't read), a "watch live" chip appears in the terminal. Click it to watch that browser in the side pane, with a zoom control that remembers your choice.

You can open and close the live view any time without disturbing the terminal's work. Reading and navigating never prompt. Whether the terminal asks before clicking, typing, or filling in a form follows your session's permission mode; in modes that ask, "don't ask again" stops the prompts for the rest of the session.

Take over the browser

The page in the side pane is live: you can click and type in it yourself. Sign-ins, verification checks, and paywalls are deliberately left to you: the terminal hands these steps over, asks you to complete them in the live view, and waits.

When you're done, click "Hand back to agent". The terminal continues from the page as you left it.

Browser sessions and sign-ins

Each browser the terminal opens is temporary, and a sign-in you completed applies to that browser only. When the terminal returns to a site later, expect to sign in again.

Learn more

• Permission modes: how approvals and "don't ask again" work across the session.
• While the terminal works: following the rest of a task while the browser runs.