Browser

Open web pages in Aru’s built-in browser and use them directly, or ask Aru to navigate, search, and enter information while you review the page and results.

Open a page

1. Open Browser in the right panel.
2. Enter a URL.
3. Sign in yourself when needed.
4. Add a tab for another page.

Ask Aru to work on the web

Name the site and desired result. If several tabs are open, identify the page.

Find the installation requirements in the open product documentation and summarize them by operating system. Include the URLs you checked.

Enter the information below in this page’s application form. Show me the completed form before submitting it.

Aru uses controls provided by the page. Review approval requests and questions. If the page changes often or restricts access, complete the blocked step yourself and ask Aru to continue from the current screen.

Take over and continue

Handle sign-in, additional authentication, and choices directly in the browser panel. Then tell Aru the current state and next action.

I signed in and opened the report list. Find this month’s report and summarize it.

Avoid typing while Aru controls the same page. Stop the task, complete the manual step, and then continue.

Upload and download files

For uploads, name the site and file path and verify that the file is appropriate for that site.

Upload materials/application.pdf to the attachment field on this page. Do not submit the form.

For downloads, name the file and destination. Follow prompts when the page or operating system requires manual selection. Confirm the file exists, then open it from Files. Upload completion and form submission are separate events.

Site permissions and data

Choose whether to allow camera, microphone, or location access based on the site. Site settings let you review permissions.

Clearing browser data under Settings → About removes cookies, site storage, cache, and site permissions. Finish web work first because sites may sign you out.

Tools provided by a page

Some pages expose WebMCP tools that Aru can use. Availability varies, and you should still review results and submission targets. For external MCP servers, see MCP connections; browser interaction and MCP connections are separate.