[PT] Web Browsing
[PT] Lee can browse the web on your behalf - reading menus, comparing prices, finding flights, and more. No setup required.
[PT] No setup required
[PT] Web browsing works out of the box. Just ask Lee to browse any website and it will do it for you.
[PT] Lee can browse the web for you:
[PT] How does it work?
[PT] Lee uses a real browser to visit websites, just like you would. It can read content, scroll through pages, and extract the information you need. This means Lee can access any public website - no APIs or special access required.
[PT] Real examples
[PT] "Browse the Thai Palace menu and suggest something - I don't like spicy food"
[PT] Lee visits the restaurant's website, reads the menu, and recommends dishes that aren't spicy.
[PT] "Find me a flight to London next Friday under €200"
[PT] Lee searches flight comparison sites and finds options within your budget.
[PT] "Look up reviews for the Samsung S24 Ultra"
[PT] Lee reads multiple review sites and summarizes the pros and cons.
[PT] "Compare prices for AirPods Pro across Amazon, Best Buy, and Apple"
[PT] Lee visits each site and tells you where to get the best deal.
Dicas
[PT] Be specific about what you want
[PT] Instead of "find a restaurant", try "find an Italian restaurant near Central Park with good vegetarian options under $30 per person"
[PT] Tell Lee your preferences
[PT] Lee remembers your preferences. Say "I don't like spicy food" once, and Lee will filter recommendations accordingly.
[PT] Complex tasks work too
[PT] Lee can browse multiple sites and compare options. Ask "Compare the top 3 hotels in Barcelona for next weekend" and get a summary.
Experimente!
[PT] "Browse this menu and suggest lunch - I don't like chicken"
[PT] "Find me a flight to Paris next month under €150"
[PT] "Look up the specs for the MacBook Pro M3"
[PT] "What are the opening hours for the MoMA?"
[PT] Good to know
•[PT] Lee can't log into websites that require your personal account (like your bank or Netflix)
•[PT] Some sites have bot protection that may block Lee
•[PT] Very dynamic sites (like live stock tickers) may not work perfectly