AI computer and browser
Let AI work. Take control when you need to.
Ask GNJ AI to open websites, compare sources and fill in forms, then bring results back to your chat. Connect your own Mac or Windows computer for files and tasks on that device.
From brief to result
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Describe the task and result. For example, provide three product websites and ask for a spreadsheet comparing features, prices and sources.
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Use the cloud browser or a connected computer. For your own computer, open the GNJ AI desktop app, sign in with the same account and keep the device online.
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Open the activity view from chat to follow progress. Take over to sign in, or explicitly authorize AI to help sign in with credentials you provide.
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Hand control back explicitly when you finish. AI continues from the current page. Return to the chat for sources, downloadable files or follow-up changes.
What you can make
- Research across pages: keep original links and turn scattered information into a summary or comparison.
- Work with files: specify whether they are in the cloud or on your computer, and ask for the finished result in your chat.
- Continue a task: reuse sign-ins that are still valid in your account’s browser and resume after taking over.
Open these three official product websites and compare their free plans, file export and collaboration features. Include a source link and lookup date for each point; mark missing information as unconfirmed. Create a downloadable Excel file. Tell me which site needs a login if one is required.
What to bring
- Provide URLs, the points to compare and an output format. For local files, specify the computer and file location.
- The cloud browser is separate from your everyday browser. Being signed in on your own device does not mean the cloud browser is signed in.
Review and refine the result
- Check the sources, dates, table contents and downloaded file. Website changes, account permissions and network conditions can affect the result.
- Inspect the actual message if sign-in fails. A generic error does not identify a wrong password or an outage. Take over to check, then continue from the same page.
Scope and requirements
- Your computer needs to be online with the relevant permissions. An offline device, website restrictions or verification that requires you can pause a task.
- Permission to sign in does not authorize transactions, payments or account changes. CAPTCHA and payment approval are handed back to you. Login permission does not automatically create a password vault.
FAQ
A few good questions
How does a connected computer differ from the cloud browser?
The cloud browser is a separate environment for website tasks, with its own sign-in state. A connected computer provides files and authorized capabilities on that device and must stay online. File locations and browser sessions are not interchangeable.
Do I have to put my password in chat?
No. You can take over and enter it directly on the website. You may also explicitly authorize AI to use credentials supplied in the conversation to help sign in. Verification that requires you is still handed back. Chat is not a dedicated password vault.
Where do finished files appear?
Ask for the result in your chat, then open, preview or download it there. A file on your own computer is not automatically uploaded. Ask AI to send the specific file back to the conversation when you need it.
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Bring a question, a file, or an idea that’s not quite there yet.