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AI-assisted productivity for web-based work. Read source content, get suggested edits and translations, write back to the page. Agiliton SiteBridge brings AI assistance into your everyday web work. Open the side panel on any page where you want help — drafting, rewriting, translating, summarizing, extracting structured data, or filling out forms — and SiteBridge reads what's on screen, keeps your formatting intact, and writes back the result you ask for. Why teams choose SiteBridge: • Works on the page you're already on. No copy-paste between tools, no separate tab. The side panel sits next to your work and acts on it directly. • LLM choice is yours. Routes through your Agiliton account, configurable to use Anthropic, OpenAI, or your own model endpoint. Per-team usage stays attributable to your account. • Markup-aware edits. Suggestions and fills preserve placeholders, glossary terms, and formatting so the result drops straight back into your editor. • Quality checks across whole files. Run consistency, terminology, and style checks across many rows at once instead of segment-by-segment. • Privacy first. No third-party analytics. No telemetry pixels. No data sold. Page content only leaves your browser when you explicitly invoke a tool action. Requires a paid Agiliton account. Currently in private beta — install only via direct invite from your account team.
Sep 13, 2026
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