Web Automation

What is the Web Automation tool?

A tool where AI directly operates a real browser to perform web tasks on your behalf.

It goes beyond simple search to automatically navigate between multiple sites, compare information, and extract and organize page content.

A real-time browser screen is displayed while the task runs, so you can watch the AI work in real time.

When can you use it?

The Web Automation tool is especially useful in these situations.

• When you want to search for specific keywords on Naver or Google and summarize the results
• When you want to find specific products on Amazon, Coupang, etc. and organize prices and options
• When you want to collect and compare the latest information across news, blogs, and official sites
• When you want to research a person or company profile and summarize key activities
• When you want to extract and summarize content from a specific web page
• When you want to automatically access sites from multiple countries (Yahoo Japan, US sites, etc.) to collect local information
• When you want to check or test the flow or procedure of a specific site

For example, you can naturally ask "@vbrowser Search Naver for the latest Samsung Electronics news and summarize", "@vbrowser Find the bestselling wireless keyboards on Amazon", or "@vbrowser Organize Tokyo restaurant info from Yahoo Japan". The AI will then use this tool to generate the result.

It works smartly

The Web Automation tool routes around blocks and brings back region-appropriate results.

• Automatic CAPTCHA / search block bypass — If one search engine is blocked with CAPTCHA, it automatically switches to others like Naver, Bing, DuckDuckGo, or Yahoo.
• Best search engine per language — Korean queries prioritize Naver and Bing, Japanese uses Yahoo Japan, and English/global uses Bing and DuckDuckGo, choosing the engine that fits the language.
• Country-specific proxy support — You can collect results as they appear in the local environment. You can even separately check prices visible from a US IP vs a Korean IP.

How to use it

Usage is simple. Just enter your request naturally in the input box like this.

@vbrowser + [Task to perform on the web]

Here are some examples:

• News search / summary: "@vbrowser Search Naver for the latest Samsung Electronics news and summarize"
• Product comparison: "@vbrowser Organize prices and options for the top 5 bestselling wireless keyboards on Amazon"
• Local info collection: "@vbrowser Tell me about Tokyo ramen restaurants from Yahoo Japan"
• Person/company research: "@vbrowser Find Elon Musk's profile and summarize his key activities"
• Page extraction / summary: "@vbrowser Extract and summarize the content of https://example.com"
• Site behavior check: "@vbrowser Check how the sign-up process works on a specific site"

Practical request checklist

For a stronger Web Automation request, state the goal, input, scope, and output format together. Adding one more layer of constraints beyond the basic examples reduces follow-up questions and makes the result easier to use.

• Give the URL or site, search terms, and the final outcome you want.
• Set the page scope, country, language, sort order, and stopping condition.
• State permitted actions and require a stop before login, purchase, posting, or form submission.

Review, save, and reuse the result

Treat the Web Automation result as a draft or a snapshot taken at query time. Check the following before carrying it into the next task.

• Record the source URLs, collection time, and any dynamic content that could not be captured.
• Review any action that changes external state—login, purchase, posting, or submission—before it runs.
• Follow site terms, robots policies, privacy requirements, and your access permissions.