Work with AI in the browser.

Some tasks need a browser and a visible computer. In DevShot, you can give AI a browser task and review the work alongside the project conversation.

Give the task a clear finish line

A useful first task is checking a page you are already building:

Open my project's preview. Check that the main navigation works, add a task using the form and confirm that the task is visible afterwards. Report what passed and what failed.

The result should explain which page was checked, which actions were performed and what happened. A successful page load alone does not prove that a button or form works.

Inspect the work

• Open the workspace desktop to see the browser and its current page.
• Keep the chat visible so you can connect an action with the AI's explanation.
• Ask for the evidence needed to reproduce a result: a URL, an interaction and the observed outcome.
• Try the important interaction yourself before relying on it.

Keep access specific

A browser task may need a sign-in or additional permission. Review those requests in context. The security model and architecture explain DevShot's execution and control boundaries.

Keep the result with the project

A browser check is useful when it leads to a concrete next step. Ask the AI to explain a failed check, make a scoped correction and repeat the same interaction afterwards.

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