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Genji - AI Browser Assistant

221 users

2023-12-11

https://genji.app

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https://genji.app

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Automate the browser using a visual AI assistant

Meet Genji, your browser sidekick. Genji uses AI to automate your everyday tasks on Chrome. This means that you can delegate tasks to him while you work on something else or simply grab a coffee.

The possibilities are endless with Genji. He can complete your personal tasks like online shopping or making reservations. If your really want to test his powers, use him professionally to find leads on LinkedIn, send status updates to your boss, or research your competitors and write an analysis document.

How does this work? You simply type your task in plain language, and Genji uses his ninja skills to deduce the next browser action repeatedly until your task is complete. You can even give him multiple tasks at the same time, so you literally have an army of helpful ninjas at your service.

Pretty soon, he’ll be able to schedule tasks and accept voice commands from you as well.

Revolutionize your browsing with Genji, the ultimate AI assistant for your Chrome browser. Whether you're a professional looking to automate repetitive tasks, a student needing to streamline research, or anyone else who spends significant time on the web, Genji is designed make you 10x more productive on your browser.

The safety and privacy of your data are our top priority. Genji employs advanced security protocols to ensure your data remains protected and encrypted while you enjoy the convenience of automated browsing.

Learn more at https://www.genji.app.

Download this extension to get started for free today!

Reviews

Ayush Bansal

though a good product, but i guess it works by reading the html and figuring out the next action it should take with the help of agents. the approach makes it slow as each call has to be done with LLM which will take long time to return an answer. if developers are able to figure it out, (which i believe is going to be highly difficult as response time from LLM is not much in their hands), it will be game changing product.

Muhammad Ahmed

your recommended use cases does not work, and it keeps crashing my web browser and is very slow.

CarterNotSteve

Sure it's a bit slow, but with some optimizations, I'm sure the developer could make it a bit faster. However, boy just this work a trick! Great job! You must be fairly specific, you can't say "Open my lawyer playlist on youtube", you have to say "Open my playlists on youtube and select the lawyer playlist" or something similar. The former produces the extension finding a public playlist dedicated to lawyers. The latter produces the expected results. Some queries may be a bit too complex, for example, "Find and download the five best studies on the positive effects of nicotine." terminates, stating that the AI is unsure of its next action. This was after leading itself down *a* path, yet not probably the intended or best path. It searched google scholar for the correct query, then selected the top result. This is where it faltered -- It selected the home icon on the study's webpage, the searched for the initial query again, and selected the filter for relevance. Finally, it terminated, stating it was [pp.] unsure of its next move.