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Meet Argos
Argos is a Chrome assistant that carries out tasks on the page a user is already viewing. It can fill forms, extract tables into files, summarize content, and coordinate research across multiple tabs. Users give instructions in plain language through a side panel, with task history and memory carrying context between requests.
The service also offers cloud execution, scheduled tasks, and messaging access through Telegram, with capabilities and limits depending on the plan. A separate local agent can work with files and applications on the user's computer. The browser panel requires Chrome's side-panel support, while the messaging and command-line interfaces provide other ways to start work.
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