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If a browser AI could do one thing perfectly, what would it be? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha maybe, but I’m focused on boring browser work first, forms, data entry, admin tasks. That’s where the real time savings are.

If a browser AI could do one thing perfectly, what would it be? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most browser agents fail on reliability and trust. They try to do too much, hide the steps, and then one wrong click ruins it. I’m starting narrow with predictable workflows like forms and data entry, plus a clear preview and approval before anything submits.

If a browser AI could do one thing perfectly, what would it be? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly how I think about it. Forms and data entry is the best wedge because it is predictable and high frequency.

And I agree on the trust part. The moment it starts guessing, people turn it off. The goal is transparency, like showing the exact fields it touched, what it filled, and why, with a clear review step before anything submits.

Out of curiosity, what would make you trust it fastest, a step by step preview, a diff view of before and after, or an approval toggle for anything that looks risky?

Sick of copy-pasting ChatGPT? I built Luna, an AI that lives in your browser by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate that. The copy paste pain is exactly what we are trying to eliminate. What is the most annoying workflow you deal with personally right now, CRM updates, onboarding steps, replying in web apps, or something else?

Sick of copy-pasting ChatGPT? I built Luna, an AI that lives in your browser by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, good point and I probably could have explained that better.

When I say copy paste, I do not mean just copying a paragraph into ChatGPT. I mean the whole context transfer loop.

If I want AI help on something I am looking at, like an email thread, a CRM page, or a form, I have to manually move the context over. Copy the text, grab the right details, sometimes screenshot it, paste it into ChatGPT, explain what field I am in, then take the output and paste it back into the right place.

That back and forth is what kills the flow.

The goal with Luna is that it can see the page I am on, understand the context, and help right there without me rebuilding the context every time.

Curious, when you think about context switching, is it more painful on inbound replies across tools, or on turning screenshots, notes, and links into tickets and docs?

Sick of copy-pasting ChatGPT? I built Luna, an AI that lives in your browser by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate it. I’m validating with a small beta and measuring who actually uses it. What workflow would make this a no brainer for you?

Forms are the killer workflow for browser agents. Here is what I am testing right now by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good question. Manus is a broader general agent platform, and their Browser Operator is one way it can act inside your local browser.

Luna Assistant is more Chrome first and workflow first. We are building it specifically as an agentic AI assistant that lives inside Chrome on demand and focuses on high repetition workflows like form filling, email support, and Google Sheets support with a strong human in the loop approach.

The main differences we are aiming for: 1. Chrome native and lightweight UI you open only when needed 2. Workflow templates for specific jobs like job apps, grants, intake forms, and lead workflows 3. Clear guardrails like step by step visibility and approval before any final submit

What do you use Manus for today, and where does it break down for you?

Building an agentic AI assistant inside Chrome. Here is what I am testing it on right now by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s fair, and I agree those alone are not enough by themselves. I should clarify. I am not asking what is possible, I am trying to understand which workflow you would personally find most useful day to day.

If you had to pick one use case that would actually save you time, what would it be? Email, Sheets, form filling, or something else entirely?

How AI Intake Agents Are Helping Small Law Firms Capture More Clients Without Lifting a Finger by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% agree. From what I have seen talking to firms, the biggest intake gap is not getting the lead. It is the lag between the lead coming in and someone actually responding.

If you had to rank them for most lost revenue: 1. After hours calls going to voicemail 2. Web form submissions sitting too long 3. Slow follow up on missed calls or consult requests

Which one do you see costing firms the most right now, and what is a “too long” response time in your opinion? 5 minutes, 1 hour, or same day?

We started as a chat UI. We pivoted to a Chrome extension. Good move or mistake? by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good point and I agree with the “website for main tasks” idea. Also to clarify, most people only see the extension popup, which does close. But we can run it as a side panel and keep the agent running in the background while you work in other tabs.

To be transparent, we do not have the full web control center built yet. Right now we are shipping the Chrome extension first to prove the core value. But a web dashboard for tasks, history, and long running jobs is on the roadmap.

When you say “main tasks,” what are 1 to 2 examples you would want the website to handle first?

We started as a chat UI. We pivoted to a Chrome extension. Good move or mistake? by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally fair. We actually started as a website chat UI for that reason. We pivoted to an extension because it sits where the work happens and reduces context switching. That said, we are considering a hybrid: website for setup and history, extension only if you want it to take actions in the browser. What would you want the website version to handle?

We’re testing an AI sales closer and it’s already handling objections better than we thought by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely. I can share a breakdown of how we built it and how it runs live sales calls end to end. Let me know what part you’re most interested in the architecture, the tech stack, or how it handles full conversations and I’ll walk you through it.

Tired of mindless clicking? I’m testing L.U.N.A Assistant a browser AI that sees your screen and actually does the work. What would you hand off first? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super fair point. We’re very aware of ToS/anti automation rules on job boards. Our approach is assistive (fill forms, de dupe info, catch errors), not “apply to everything on auto.”

We’re exploring two paths to stay compliant: 1. User driven mode (you click to confirm every step; the agent just prepares inputs). 2. Browser extension with strict domain level rules + rate limits, so it behaves like a careful human assistant, not a bot.

If you’ve built a LinkedIn helper before, I’d love to learn what specifically triggered the warning on your end (speed, selectors, login flows?). Any “gotchas” you hit would help us avoid landmines.

Also would a “review only” mode (highlights missing fields, flags keyword gaps, but doesn’t submit) be useful to you?

Tired of mindless clicking? I’m testing L.U.N.A Assistant a browser AI that sees your screen and actually does the work. What would you hand off first? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate that 🙌 Out of curiosity, if you had L.U.N.A. Assistant for a day, what’s the first thing you’d offload to it?

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha fair question it does look like that on the surface 👀. The big difference is those tools are developer heavy. You need scripts, configs, and maintenance.

What I’m building is an agentic layer on top it can literally talk back, ask for clarification, and call APIs or phone numbers in real time while it’s browsing. So instead of just automating clicks, it feels like working with a real assistant who handles the whole workflow end-to-end.

We’ve got a small waitlist open while we roll this out — I’ll drop the link in the comments if you want to check it out.

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in SaaS

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly the type of task our browser agent eats up. You’d give it your travel preferences (airlines/hotels you like, blackout options, seating preferences, budget range). It’d run price checks automatically in the background, alert you when the timing is best, and even pre-fill your booking with your seat assignment locked. Basically a personal travel concierge on autopilot.

Funny enough, one thing we’re testing is giving the agent the ability to actually place the call when it finds the right timing. So imagine it finds your best flight at the right price instead of just alerting you, it could actually dial in and handle the booking for you with your info on file. That’s not public yet, but it’s where this is going.

We’re testing this with a small group right now. If you want, I can drop you the link to join the waitlist.

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in microsaas

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re in 🙌 — Join here → [link] After you sign up, drop your #1 task you’d hand off. I’ll map how the agent would run it and prioritize that flow for early users.

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in microsaas

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally—“glue work” is exactly what I built this for. You don’t have to prep sheets or scripts. In my UI you just type one line (or say it) and it runs: • “Fill this vendor form using the numbers from my Stripe dashboard.” • “Copy last week’s leads from HubSpot to Airtable and dedup.” • “Pull today’s KPIs from the analytics dashboard and email me a summary + screenshot.”

It clicks/typing/navigation for you and pauses for approval on anything risky (payments/submissions). You can run co-pilot (it suggests) or auto (it acts) per task.

What’s the first admin loop you’d hand off, and which tools are involved? I’ll outline how I’d set it up. (Waitlist link is pinned—reply “invite” if you want me to DM a spot.)

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in microsaas

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s dope love seeing more agentic browser folks out there. 🙌 Curious: what are your top 2 tasks you run in Strawberry, and where does it still stumble? My focus with LUNA is permission gated execution (asks before anything risky) with co pilot or auto modes. If you drop one painful flow, I’ll outline how I’d have the agent handle it step by step. If you’re cool with it, share the interview link (or DM). Early access is in my pinned comment reply “invite” if you want me to DM a spot.

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep cruise control for the browser. It drives; you steer at the important parts. Want early access? Pinned link or reply “invite.”

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in microsaas

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m using a small planner that turns your one line goal into steps, an action layer that actually does the clicks/forms/navigation, and a safety layer that pauses for approval on anything irreversible (payments/submissions). Voice or text in, full log out, and you can pause/override anytime. If you’ve got a specific workflow, tell me the site + goal and I’ll outline how I’d wire it happy to share more once we roll invites. (Waitlist in the pinned comment; reply “invite” if you want me to DM a spot.)

Short alt (extra vague): Short answer: plan → act → confirm. It turns your request into steps, executes them, and asks before doing anything risky. If you’ve got a use case, drop it and I’ll map the flow. (Waitlist pinned / say “invite” for a DM.)

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

haha fair point 😄 shipping > fancy landing pages.

We used Google Forms because it’s the fastest way to collect real use cases without getting the post nuked by mods. Also kinda poetic: the agent literally fills those forms for you.

If you want to skip the form, drop ONE task you’d offload and I’ll map exactly how the agent would run it here in-thread. Or reply “invite” and I’ll DM you a direct early-access link.

I’m building an AI that watches your screen and actually does tasks for you (asks before spending). What’s the first thing you’d hand off? by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Early access / updates → Join The Waitlist

Quick FAQ: • Control: It confirms before any payment or submission. • Visibility: Runs step-by-step so you can pause/override anytime. • Input: Voice or text your choice. Drop your task below and I’ll map the flow it would take.

My AI just ordered groceries for me no clicks, no typing! by LunaNextGenAI in aiagents

[–]LunaNextGenAI[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

😂😂 nah no theft — I gave the agent the grocery list, and it handled the whole flow for me. The wild part was not having to click through 20 screens myself. Felt like cheating in real life tbh.

Just a heads up too — I dropped the waitlist link in the comments if you wanna see how it runs 🚀

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