Browser Use

Set up the extension

Chrome and other Chromium browsers work, which covers Edge, Brave, and Arc.

Both routes below finish in the same place, the Chrome Web Store. Starting inside the app just walks you there and knows which browser you meant.

From the Incredible app

1. Open Apps.
2. Find Google Chrome. If your browser isn't connected yet, a prompt near the top of the screen asks about it.
3. Select Connect, then Add to Chrome.
4. Confirm Install in Chrome. Incredible sends you to the Chrome Web Store.
5. Install the extension from there.

Straight from the Chrome Web Store

1. Install Incredible for Chrome.
2. Pin it to your toolbar.
3. Open Incredible. It connects on the next launch.

Confirm it's working

Three things tell you the two are connected:

• The Incredible icon is pinned and visible in your browser toolbar.
• The app reports the browser as connected.
• When a task runs, Incredible opens its own labeled tab group, a visible cursor moves through the clicks and keystrokes, and Chrome shows a banner reading "Incredible" started debugging this browser. All three are meant to be there, and the banner's Cancel button stops the run.

If work is ever happening somewhere you can't see, something is wrong.

Your first action

Start with something you'd otherwise do by hand, on one page, where you can check the answer yourself.

What Incredible does. Reads the page, finds the tiers, works out which details belong in which column, and builds the table.

What you get. A table you can paste somewhere, instead of twenty minutes of copying cells.

None of this is clever, and that's the point. Run it once so you know what a working task looks like before you hand over anything larger.

Push it further

The same skill, over more pages, ending somewhere useful.

Every site opens in Incredible's own tab group, so you can watch the list fill up and stop it at any point. Twenty tabs is the sort of job that's tedious by hand and unremarkable here.

That prompt works because of four things, and they're worth copying into your own:

• A specific source. Twenty named sites, not "AI companies that might be relevant".
• Specific fields. What it sells, who it's for, what it costs. Incredible isn't guessing what matters to you.
• A specific destination. One table, not twenty paragraphs of notes you then have to sort out yourself.
• A clear stopping point. When the twenty are done, the task is done.

Vague requests produce vague work. When something comes back wrong, the fix is almost always one of those four missing from the ask.