Provide relevant context
Use selected page context and the employee's task rather than treating the entire browser as an uncontrolled source.
Web actions
How do I let an AI agent act on web pages for a user?
Let an AI agent act on web pages for a user by giving it the page context and approved browser tools needed for one task, while keeping actions visible and reviewable. Bewize describes this as the Wize Browser direction; the implemented foundation is the tenant-scoped Browser Sidecar and managed runtime boundary.
A governed web-action loop
Start with assistance and review before considering repeatable automation.
Keep actions visible
Present proposed or performed browser work in a surface the employee can inspect.
Retain runtime controls
Keep browser state, policy, credentials, and evidence connected to the managed tenant runtime.
AI web-action FAQ
Can the public Wize Browser assistant perform any web workflow today?
No. The public employee-facing assistant is directional. The implemented pieces are the Chrome MV3 extension shape and the server-side Browser Sidecar boundary.
Why keep web actions visible?
Visible actions let the employee review the workflow before a repeated task becomes a governed automation candidate.
Where does the managed agent run?
Managed agents run through Hermes Hub, which provides the tenant runtime and control-plane context for browser work.
Plan reviewed browser work
Discuss page context, visible actions, user review, and the runtime boundary for web tasks.
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