Select relevant context
Provide the agent the page information needed for the current task rather than treating the whole browser as an uncontrolled source.
Wize Browser
How do I use Wize Browser as an AI web assistant?
Use Wize Browser as a managed web-work surface by combining its Chrome MV3 extension with server-side Browser Sidecar isolation, giving an agent selected page context and keeping browser actions visible for review. Wize Browser is not a standalone browser, and the public employee-facing assistant experience remains directional where implementation evidence is not yet approved.
A governed browser-assistance pattern
Use the browser surface as a visible bridge between page context, managed agents, and reviewed actions.
Use managed capabilities
Route assistance through the tenant's governed agent and approved skills.
Keep actions visible
Review browser work in a user-visible flow, with the sidecar preserving the server-side runtime boundary.
Wize Browser FAQ
Is Wize Browser a standalone browser?
No. Wize Browser is a Chrome MV3 extension plus server-side Browser Sidecar isolation for managed web context and reviewed browser work.
Is the public browser assistant fully launched?
The public employee-facing assistant is directional. The implemented product boundary is the extension and tenant-scoped Browser Sidecar runtime described by the source-backed product pages.
Where is browser runtime state managed?
Browser Sidecar connects browser state and artifacts to the tenant runtime managed through Hermes Hub.
Plan managed browser work
Discuss page context, reviewable actions, browser isolation, and the agent runtime boundary for your workflow.
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