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Built-in Tools

BrowseWiz gives AI models tools, which can help automate tasks. Currently supported tools/toolsets are:

  • Web search - bread and butter of every AI agent: allows it to search the internet
  • Plan next step - makes LLM re-prompt itself with plans for the next set of actions
  • Note-taking - long-term memory for LLM (and you)
  • Google Spreadsheet - allows LLM to note information in a structured way
  • Google Calendar - allows the LLM to fully manage a calendar: from simple event creation and rescheduling multiple events, to planning and optimizing the schedule for several weeks based on guidelines

Note-taking​

The note-taking tool provides long-term local memory for your AI assistant. Each note created is assigned relevant labels to help retrieve it in the future. Notes can contain any text, with length limited only by the processing capabilities of the language model (LLM).

How is it used?​

  • For AI agents: Use notes as additional information to execute tasks. For example: “Refer to the note with my work contacts for meeting invite emails.”
  • For personal use: Retrieve your own notes. For example: “Please present my notes related to project A.”

How to combine with other tools​

  • Web research: Ask to do web research and note the findings. Example: “Find all companies that do X in the San Francisco area” (web search + page fetch + note taking).
  • Calendar management: Create calendar events and invite your team using noted emails. Example: “Create a meeting for every workday at 9am and invite my team using noted emails” (calendar management + note taking).
  • Content gathering: Add summary bullet points when gathering resources for an article, thesis, or report. Example: “Edit the note with competition research for company B and append all key information you can find on the active page about company C.”

Google Spreadsheet tool​

Allows AI to write rows to a spreadsheet with specified columns. It is useful to note structured data from visited websites:

  • leads (conference participants, LinkedIn profiles, organizations)
  • products
  • job postings
  • interesting places
  • reviews
  • interesting events
  • posts or whole articles

Example usage scenarios​

Lead generation specialist​

Searching an online database of companies/organizations - set BrowseWiz context to active tab, run “add lead” prompt.

Recruiter/Talent sourcer​

Searching profiles on LinkedIn - sets BrowseWiz context to active tab and runs “add candidate profile with note…”.

Market researcher​

Looking for competition products and listing all his findings in a spreadsheet with all the details and parameters in columns.