Definable

Talk to your Definable agents beside any page, and let them act in your browser.

Definable puts the AI agents built on Definable in Chrome's side panel. Open it beside any page, ask in plain words, and the agent answers. On sites you allow, it can also read the page and act for you: clicking, typing, scrolling and moving between tabs, the way you would. What you can do • Chat with an agent beside the page you're on. Ctrl+Shift+K (⌘⇧K on a Mac) opens and closes the panel. • Let it work in your browser: it reads the page, fills in forms, clicks through and tells you what it found. • Stay in control. It acts only on sites you allow, asked once per site, and never on Chrome's own pages or the Chrome Web Store. While it acts, Chrome shows its "started debugging this browser" bar; Cancel there takes the browser back. Stop ends a run at once. • Approve before it acts. Actions the agent's owner marked as sensitive wait for your Approve or Deny. • Pick up where you left off: past chats, more than one agent, light and dark. How to start 1. Open the link the agent's owner shared with you, or paste it into the panel. 2. Sign in with your email address. We send you a six-digit code. 3. Ask away. Agents are built and run by the workspace that shared them. Your messages, and what the agent reads from pages you allow, go to that workspace's agent and to the AI model provider it uses. Our privacy policy says what is sent, when, and how to have it deleted.