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Watching the browser panel

The cloud browser in chat shows each step of an application. Watch anytime and take control anytime.

Apply with AI shows a live window of the real company application in chat. You can always see what it is doing as it does it, and you can take control anytime. Open Chat, or tap the Applying with AI pill, to look.

What you see

- The live company page, scrolling and typing as Worklittle fills it in. - A short status pill on the browser (Getting ready, filling, Take control). It is separate from the chat message. - Chat text written by the assistant. On success, a new line confirms it and the thinking row becomes Worked for Xm Ys. Tap the chevron for the filled fields, and tap a line to copy it. On failure, a new line explains why. - If the company flags the automated browser as spam, the panel keeps a screenshot of that page and chat explains what happened.

On a phone, the status pill sits right under the browser so nothing covers the page. Pinch the browser to zoom in on it, and let go to snap back. Tap it while Worklittle is working to open it full screen, where you can pinch and drag to read small text. Tap the X in the top right corner to close it.

Take control

Tap Take control to unlock the page and click and type yourself.

- While you are in control, the pill says You're in control with Stop and Submit. It stays that way until you tap Submit. Worklittle then finishes leftover fields from where you left off and sends the application, even if Submit automatically is off. - With Submit automatically on and you not in control, the pill shows Take control (not Submit). If automatic submit cannot finish, you get Finish application? with Finish myself (opens the company's real posting in a new tab) and Submit. The chat shows an orange dot in Recents until you finish.

Taking control is never required.

Codes, CAPTCHAs, and leftover fields

- Email or text verification codes: Worklittle tries to fill them itself when Submit automatically is on. - CAPTCHAs: Worklittle handles the checks on jobs that show Apply. A Google reCAPTCHA logo in the footer is never a block. In the rare case a site adds a new kind of challenge, chat gives you a link to finish on the company site. - If chat says spam but the form looks normal, that was a false alarm on a submit retry. Tap Submit to keep going. - With Submit automatically on, Apply fills leftover questions instead of stopping: why-join essays from your resume, Social Security in XXX-XX-XXXX format, and the resume on your profile. Empty most-recent employer or title fields are filled with N/A. - Chat asks before Submit only for things it cannot invent, such as a one-time code or a missing phone number.

Idle timeout

If you are reviewing the form and do not click, type, or scroll for five minutes, Apply with AI pauses so the cloud browser does not stay open. Scroll or click to reset the timer.

Your filled answers stay on the page. Open the same chat to continue. If the live page had to reload, Worklittle restores those answers before you submit.

If you took control mid-fill and are idle for one minute, Apply with AI pauses the same way. A paused run's browser closes after 10 minutes. Apply continues from the saved form when you reopen the chat.

Blank panel

1. Wait a few seconds. 2. Refresh the page. The apply keeps going. 3. Try another browser if you want to watch.

A blank panel does not stop the application from finishing and submitting.

Stop early

Tap Stop to cancel. Nothing more is sent. The job stays on Saved as in progress. See Finish an incomplete apply.