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AI assistant in your side panel that reads the page you're on—ask questions, summarize, and let it fill and submit forms for you. Adapt — your AI assistant in the browser side panel Adapt opens beside any web page, reads what's on screen, and helps you act on it. Ask questions, get summaries, or have it fill in a form for you, without copy-pasting into another tab. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Summarize any page, article, doc, or long thread in seconds • Ask questions about the page you're on and get answers in context • Select text and ask Adapt to explain, rewrite, or dig deeper into just that part • Have Adapt fill in forms for you, and click or submit with your approval • Draft and brainstorm based on what's on screen • Continue conversations you started in the Adapt web app or Slack HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Adapt icon to open the side panel. 2. Sign in with your existing Adapt account. It reuses your web session. 3. Open any page and ask. PERMISSIONS & PRIVACY • Reads the page you're actively viewing so it can answer questions about it. • Fills in form fields on that page when you ask it to. • Clicks buttons and submits forms only after you approve that specific action. You can approve it once, or always allow it on that site. • Saves your per-site approval choices locally in your browser. • Uses your existing Adapt session cookie to sign in, so there's no separate login. • Browser system pages and some PDFs can't be read. Adapt handles those gracefully. Adapt requires an Adapt account.
Jul 27, 2026
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