Overseer

Overseer runs browser tasks in your own Chrome: it opens pages, reads them, clicks and fills forms, in a labelled tab group.

Overseer runs browser tasks for you in your own Chrome. Describe a task in Overseer (for example "Open our store's checkout and list every shipping option") and the extension carries it out in this browser: it opens the pages, reads them, clicks, types and fills forms, then reports back what it found and every step it took. Key features: • Tasks in plain words: start a browser task from the Operations tab in Overseer. • Works in your real browser: uses this Chrome, so pages you are already signed in to just work. • Always visible: every tab Overseer opens goes into a blue "Overseer" tab group, separate from your own tabs. • Step-by-step results: each task comes back with a summary, the steps taken and the final page. • Connects automatically: sign in with your Overseer account once, then start tasks from the website. You can sign out from the popup at any time. • Run up to three tasks at once, each in its own window with separate results. Built-in safety: • Overseer never types passwords, card numbers or one-time codes. • Tasks report blockers such as a required sign-in or CAPTCHA in their results. • It works in new tabs, not the tabs you already have open. Requirements: • An Overseer account (https://tryoverseer.com). How it works: 1. Install the extension and click its icon. 2. Click "Sign in" and sign in on the Overseer website. 3. In Overseer, open Operations → Browser tasks, describe the task and click "Run in Chrome". 4. Watch it work in the Overseer tab group and read the result in Overseer.