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Browser Automations

Your routine, on autopilot.

Describe a routine once: “every morning at 8, give me the top news in my field”. Claude Duet runs it on schedule and drops the result into a notification.

Schedules in plain words

Daily, weekly or on certain days, at the time you choose.

Useful out of the box

Morning briefs, price watches, weekly summaries and reminders to follow up.

Easy to pause

Every automation has a switch, a history of runs and a one-click delete.

Try asking

Prompts that work well

Type them in the side panel or use the quick actions. Every answer can be followed up in the same thread.

Every weekday at 8:00, brief me on news about electric cars
Check this product page daily and tell me if the price drops
Every Friday, summarize what I saved this week
Remind me every Monday to plan the week
How it works

Three steps, no setup

1

Open Automations and describe what should happen.

2

Pick when it runs.

3

Get the result as a notification and in the panel.

FAQ

Browser Automations: common questions

Does Chrome need to be open?
Yes. Automations run while Chrome is running; missed runs are caught up when you return.
How many automations can I have?
There is no fixed number. Keep the ones you actually read; pause the rest.
Can automations act on websites?
Automations gather and summarize information. Anything that changes data on a site stays with the agent, which asks for approval.

Your browser, with a second pair of hands.

Free to start. Works on any site. Opens with Alt+A.