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 Duration 7 hours

Course Outline

  • Day 1: Delegating Tasks in the Browser
    • Mechanisms of Browser Agents
      • Processes for reading pages, planning actions, clicking, typing, and verification.
      • Distinguishing agent-based browsing from standard chat-based research.
      • Current reliability benchmarks and limitations.
      • Exercise: Observe an agent perform a simple task and document each step of its operation.
    • Comparative Tool Analysis
      • Overview of ChatGPT Agent and the Atlas browser.
      • Utilizing Claude in Chrome as a browser extension.
      • Introduction to Perplexity Comet.
      • Considerations regarding availability, cost, and data protection.
      • Exercise: Execute an identical research task using two different tools and compare the outcomes.
    • Research and Vendor Comparisons
      • Aggregating vendor information, prices, and terms across multiple pages.
      • Presenting results as a structured table with source links.
      • Verifying findings against original source pages.
      • Exercise: Generate a vendor comparison based on five specific criteria and validate two data points.
    • Forms and Web Applications
      • Automating form completion using existing data sets.
      • Extracting data from web applications into tabular formats.
      • Implementing safeguards to prevent accidental submission, payment, or deletion.
      • Exercise: Populate a test form using data from a table and perform a final review before submission.
    • Security Protocols
      • Mitigating prompt injection via hidden instructions on web pages.
      • Managing access to logged-in accounts, passwords, and payment information.
      • Utilizing separate browser profiles and approval workflows.
      • Exercise: Analyze a pre-configured test page containing hidden instructions and assess the agent's response.
    • Establishing Usage Rules and Strategy
      • Defining permissible task categories.
      • Assigning roles for review and approval.
      • Planning for recurring automated workflows.
      • Exercise: Draft a one-page rulebook and three practical use cases for your specific team.
    • Outcome: Participants will have successfully delegated two tasks to a browser agent, verified the results, and established team-level usage rules.

Requirements

  • A laptop equipped with Chrome, an active account for at least one of the featured tools (ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity), and a test account containing no sensitive data for exercise purposes.
  • No prior programming experience is required.

Target Audience

  • Specialist users, assistants, and researchers aiming to delegate recurring web page and application tasks to AI agents.

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