Work on the websites you are already signed into. Connect Chrome to Ghost, choose the right profile, and ask it to read a page, follow links, fill a form, or take a specific next step—with the live page as its starting point.
Your Chrome profile · Real page context · Private beta for Mac
Compare the release checklist with the rollout note. Use my Work profile.
The homepage shows Ghost reading a prospect page. Here is the wider workflow: choose the right session, inspect the page, compare the evidence, and save what matters.
When the task depends on a signed-in site, ghost can use your connected Chrome profile. It needs the relevant account and page, not a recreated login in another browser.
“Check Meridian’s prospect page in my work profile. Summarize the fit for Atlas.”
ghost reads the rendered content and can navigate, scroll, and follow links when needed. It works from the page state it observes, not an imagined version of the website.
ghost can extract the details that matter to your request and compare them with the context you supplied. If a page is incomplete or inaccessible, that limit belongs in the result.
Ask who will own the evaluation before preparing an outreach draft.
Useful browser evidence can become a source-linked note or context for a to-do. Reading a page does not authorize ghost to post, submit, or change the account.
Need: reliable follow-ups after calls. Next question: evaluation owner.
Illustrative prospect and browser content; no external website is opened by this demo. Browser actions require the connected Chrome profile. Account changes need clear user intent.
An AI browser agent reads web pages and chooses actions to help with a task. Ghost’s browser agent uses a Chrome extension connected to the Ghost app. It can work in a signed-in session on your Mac, reading and acting in the browser you already use.
A public search result cannot always answer a question about the account or page in front of you. Ghost can use a connected Chrome profile when the task depends on a signed-in website, a current page, or a real browser action.
Choose the profile to use and make the target clear. Ghost can reuse an appropriate tab, navigate a reusable tab, or open one when needed. It does not always act in whichever tab happens to be in the foreground.
This is an AI browser agent for Chrome sessions you connect. It is not automatic access to every account or profile on your computer.
Use the Ghost app with its Site Operator Chrome extension. The connection gives Ghost a way to inspect and act on supported pages.
Name the connected profile where you are signed in, such as Work or Personal.
Give Ghost the website or URL, what to do there, and what you want back.
Natural-language browser automation becomes useful when the actions are specific. Ghost can read rendered page content, follow visible links, and interact with supported web controls.
Open a URL, search the current page, follow a link, and read the relevant text. Capture a viewport or full-page screenshot when the visual state matters.
Ask for a comparison, summary, or specific answer with the source URL. Bring the relevant details back to your conversation instead of copying the whole page into a chat.
Click buttons, enter text, fill forms, select options, check controls, scroll, and navigate. Ghost can combine supported actions into a sequence and inspect observable feedback.
Website changes, protected content, and unusual controls can still interrupt the task. Browser actions are best-effort assistance, not a guarantee of completing every workflow on every site.
Suppose a rollout task needs a fresh check of the release page. Start with the URL and the question, ask Ghost to inspect the page in the right profile, and bring the differences back into the conversation.
Ask it to save the findings in a source-linked note, or use them while working on a to-do. The browser supplies current page evidence; the note preserves a working record; the task keeps the next step visible.
Gathering browser context does not mean every visited page is automatically stored forever. Ghost’s memory is a separate capability for relevant saved history and preferences.
Not every research task needs control of your Chrome session. Ghost can use public search for general research and dedicated integrations for connected services when those tools fit the job.
For structured website data extraction, follow the AI web scraper workflow: define the fields, collect permitted records with their source URLs, validate a sample, and carry the reviewed rows into a spreadsheet or report.
The Browser feature handles work that needs the website itself. Broader desktop, terminal, and file operations belong to computer actions. This separation keeps the page interaction focused on the surface the task actually needs.
Tell Ghost whether you want a read-only check, a draft, or an action. “Prepare a reply” and “send a reply” are different requests, especially in a website where you are already signed in.
Account changes need clear intent. Keep the target and desired outcome specific; a request to gather information is not a request to submit a form or change an account.
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Supported work, useful outputs, and what to check before you start.
Ghost is a personal AI assistant for Mac. Meetings, Notes, To-dos, Browser, and Memory are capabilities of the same product, with linked records and context you can bring into the next task.
Start with a follow-up from Meetings or To-dos. Ask Ghost to check the relevant website in your Browser, save useful findings in Notes, and draw on Memory when earlier decisions matter.
No. Ghost is an AI assistant for Mac. Its Browser feature connects to Chrome through the Ghost Site Operator extension, so it can work in a profile you already use.
Yes, when the appropriate Chrome profile is connected and the website supports the needed interaction. The existing session can provide access; it does not guarantee that every page or workflow will work.
Yes. Browser tasks target a connected profile. Identify it by the available profile label, email, or ID rather than assuming Ghost should use any account it finds.
Ghost can reuse a matching or managed tab, navigate a reusable tab, or open one when allowed and needed. The chosen profile and target page matter; the foreground tab is not always the target.
Yes. Supported actions include clicks, typing, selecting options, checking controls, and filling forms. A request to prepare information is not automatically a request to submit it. State the intended action clearly.
Ghost may need fresh page context, a different supported approach, or your help. Browser sequences can return partial results. The assistant should distinguish what it completed from what it could not verify.
Page text and screenshots can be returned to the assistant to perform your request. The Chrome connection does not mean all processing stays on your Mac. See the security information for Ghost’s broader data-handling context.
Browser actions return context for your task, not a complete archive of your browsing. Ask Ghost to save useful findings as a note when you want an explicit working record. Memory covers retained work history and preferences.
Bring the relevant website, the connected profile, and a clear request. Keep the result connected to the rest of your work. Ghost is in private beta for macOS.
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