Read a pageOpen a page in a real Chrome browser and return its text, with the navigation and scripts stripped out. No AI is involved and it costs no Airtop credits, so use it when a later step is going to do the thinking.
Ask about a pageOpen a page and answer a question about it in plain language: 'is this in stock?', 'who wrote this?', 'what does the pricing page say the top tier costs?'. No selectors, and the answer survives a redesign of the page.
Extract data from a pagePull structured records off a page (listings, search results, a table), following 'next page' links as it goes. Describe the shape you want and the result comes back ready for a later step to loop over.
Summarize a pageOpen a page and summarize it. Add a prompt to steer what the summary is about (the pricing, the risks, what changed), rather than a general precis.
Take a screenshotOpen a page and take a picture of it. Comes back as an image you can attach to an email or a message. Costs no Airtop credits.
Click somethingClick something on the page, described in your own words rather than as a CSS selector: 'the Accept cookies button', 'the second result'. Slow: finding the element is itself an AI step and a click can take a few minutes.
Type textType into a field described in your own words: 'the search box', 'the email field'. Airtop reports the keystrokes as sent, which isn't the same as the page acting on them, so turn on 'Press Enter' to submit.
Check a page conditionAsk whether something is true of the page and get back a yes or no a later step can branch on: 'is the order marked shipped?', 'is there a cookie banner?'. This one looks at the page as an image, so it costs far more than the other steps on a busy page; set a credit ceiling if you're unsure.
Start a browser sessionOpen a cloud browser that stays open across steps, and wait until it's ready. Use it when several steps work on the same site, or when you need to be signed in. Always pair it with an 'End a browser session' step; a browser left open bills until it goes idle.
Open a pageOpen another tab in a browser session that's already running, and get back a link for watching or driving it yourself.
End a browser sessionClose a browser session so it stops billing. Give a profile name to keep whatever it's signed into, so a later run can start already signed in; the signed-in state is only saved when the session ends.
List browser sessionsSee the browser sessions on your Airtop account and how many minutes each has used. Worth running on a schedule: a session a failed workflow left behind keeps billing until it goes idle, and this is what shows it.
Delete saved profilesDelete saved browser profiles by name. A profile holds the cookies of a signed-in browser, so deleting one signs that account out of every future session that would have used it.
