Watch your AI teammate browse, and let it finish the job

When your AI teammate goes to the web, you can now follow along. A browser pane opens beside the chat with the page it is on, the cursor it is moving, and a timeline you can scrub back through once the run is done.

Improvements

• The browser pane is resizable, shows real tabs and an address bar, and keeps a timeline of the pages your AI teammate visited.
• Opening an empty browser tab lets you type a task and start a run from there.
• Long jobs keep going as long as they are making progress. The old 30 and 60 minute limits are gone, replaced by a 4 hour ceiling on idle waiting.
• A run that stalls picks up from its last checkpoint instead of starting over, and sends you a partial report if it still cannot finish.
• Choose a thinking mode for your AI teammate, from quick answers to deeper reasoning on harder work.
• Google Maps results show up as an interactive map with rated pins and a strip of places.
• Google Tasks is now a full connector: read your lists, then create, update, move, and complete tasks.
• Routines accept a typed schedule, so “every weekday at 9” lands exactly where you meant it.
• New conversations start faster, because a warm computer is ready before you ask.

Fixes

• Delivered results lead with the decision or the answer, not a recap of what was done.
• Your AI teammate acts by default and asks at most one question per turn when it truly needs you.