The browser

Each space has one browser that agents use to open pages, read them, click, type and take screenshots. It runs inside the space, so its network, files and cookies stay inside the sandbox. It starts in about a second when an agent needs it and stops after 10 minutes of no activity.

Agents are told to use TurnPanel's browser to open or show a page, and not your computer's own browser. That is why you see what they see.

Open a space's Browser page to see it live, with its tabs, an address bar, back, forward and reload. When a job uses the browser, a card in the job shows its tab. Each job drives only its own tabs, and the Browser page shows all of them. It also shows who is watching and says Working while a job is acting.

Anyone who can read the job sees its tabs. Video is never stored.

Press Take control to use the browser yourself. The agent's browser actions pause until you press Give back, or leave the page. Only one person can have control at a time. You can type, click, scroll, open tabs and use the usual shortcuts, such as Ctrl+L for the address.

When a page needs a person, such as a sign-in or a decision, the agent hands it to you. The job waits, you get a notification, and the Browser page shows why. Sign in, then press Give back, and the agent carries on. If the site refuses automated sign-in, press This site won't let me sign in, and the agent looks for another route.

A site you sign in to stays signed in for every job and automation in that space, whoever starts it. That makes it useful for a team, and it also means anyone who can start a job there can act as that account. The prompt tells you so before you sign in, and agents are told to suggest a team or service account.

See and clear what the browser has kept in the space's settings under Browser. It lists the sites that hold data, never the values, and lets you clear one site or everything.