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The Agent Browser and Computer Use
Work inside websites and desktop apps: the in-app browser, the Chrome extension, and an agent with its own cursor.
When the work lives in a website instead of a file, Work has three escalating tools. The in-app agent browser: multi-tab, sign in to your accounts, and delegate flows like "scan our community forum and compile a friction report of the top issues this month." Its annotation tool lets you mark a spot on a page and comment there — targeted feedback without paragraph-long descriptions. Tabs open and work in the background without disturbing you; expense filing and long data entry are the poster children.
The Chrome extension connects Work to your existing browser instead — it can use tabs you already have open, with your real logged-in context. And computer use goes beyond the browser entirely: the agent controls desktop apps on macOS and Windows. On macOS it has its own cursor, so it works in the background while you keep using your machine.
Trust ladder, same as always: start with read-and-summarize jobs (friction reports, dashboard pulls), then form-filling you review, then standing browser workflows. The browser holds your logged-in life — that's exactly why it's powerful, and exactly why access expands with evidence, not enthusiasm.
The official demo: in-app browser, annotation tool, Chrome extension, and computer use with its own macOS cursor.