Browser
Read rendered web pages, follow source links, and inspect images.
Read a public web page, including pages that need JavaScript to display their content. Results include readable text, the page title, final URL, HTTP status, links, and images. Inspect images when information appears in charts, diagrams, screenshots, photos, or logos.
This built-in capability is managed by Yekar.AI. You do not need to connect a separate account. It is available when enabled for your workspace.
Tools
| Tool | Access |
|---|---|
| Read a web page | Read |
| Read an image | Read |
Usage
- Provide an absolute web page URL.
- Use the returned links and nearby text to find company websites, related pages, documents, and contact details. Follow actual links instead of guessing addresses.
- Read an image accepts a direct image URL, or a page URL and an image index from a page read. Describe visible details and mark anything unreadable or uncertain as a gap.
- HTTP errors such as 404 mean the requested source was not retrieved. Try another source or report the gap; an error does not prove the information is absent.
- Browser reads pages. It cannot click, type, log in, or submit forms.
- Pages are read as an anonymous visitor. Private sites and content behind a login are unavailable.
- The browser scrolls to load content that appears as it comes into view. A bounded scan may leave content unloaded. Hidden sections, such as tabs, are returned with their links; open a relevant section to read its text and images.
- Long text and image lists are paginated. Continue with the returned nextOffset or nextImageOffset to read more. Each read reloads the page, so changing pages may produce different contents or image indices; refresh the inventory if needed. Link lists may also be shortened. Treat unread content as a gap, not evidence that information is absent.