The browsers fed by AI are far from the easy future they promise, where they can do complex tasks in several steps for you. However, the manufacturers of these browsers try to make life easier for users by adding a way to easily repeat certain prompts for the tasks they do frequently.
The navigator company New Dia browser Already has a skills functionality, which allows users to ask the browser to execute an order or create an extract of code based on an prompt. For example, you can ask the browser to find interesting events that occur in the coming days near you. You can save the prompt for future use and invoke it using a shortcut.
While the community has gathered threads And web pages To help users find skills created by other users, the browser company has now launched Version 0.1 of the official gallery. The gallery has a number of skills, organized by category, and you can simply copy the prompt to add the skill to your own library.
The new comet of the Perplexity navigator Also prepares to launch a similar feature. During the weekend, the CEO of the company, Aravind Srinivas, said that the navigator would obtain ready-to-use shortcuts for repetitive tasks such as the organization of tabs, the preparation of meetings or the search for trendy subjects on social networks.
He also said that users could create their own “Tampermonkey type scripts” using natural language prompts for current use cases.
