Too much tab switching
Useful context is on the current page, while tools and saved assets live elsewhere.
Feature · Browser Workspace
Keep your AI workspace inside the browser flow.
Workbench Browser Workspace gives you a sidebar, floater, quick actions, selection tools, overlay and push modes, shortcuts, universal search, and smart insertion.
Use it when your AI work depends on the page you are reading, the chat you are using, and the reusable assets you need nearby.
Sidebar and floater Universal search Smart insertion
Quick ActionsSummarize · Save · Rewrite
Workspace mode
OverlayPush mode
The problem
AI work gets slower when every action requires switching context.
Reading, writing, researching, prompting, saving, and inserting often happen in the browser. If your AI workspace lives somewhere else, every small action becomes copy-paste, tab switching, or repeated setup.
Selection workflows are manual
Highlighted text often needs explain, summarize, save, or rewrite actions immediately.
Search is fragmented
Prompts, chats, notes, and sequences are hard to find when each lives in a different surface.
Insertion breaks flow
Reusable prompts and saved content still require too much manual copy-paste.
Workbench approach
Bring the workspace to the page instead of moving the work somewhere else.
Workbench adds a flexible browser layer: sidebar for persistent work, floater for quick access, selection tools for highlighted content, and universal search for finding the assets you need.
Overlay mode keeps the page intact. Push mode makes room for longer sessions. Smart insertion helps reusable content land where it belongs.
01Select
02Search
03Act
04Insert
05Save
Key capabilities
The browser layer around your AI workflow.
Browser Workspace is not one feature; it is the surface that keeps Workbench accessible while you read, write, research, prompt, and reuse information.
Sidebar
Keep Workbench available beside the page or AI session without switching tools.
Floater
Access a lightweight floating control when you need quick context-aware actions.
Quick Actions
Run common AI actions without rebuilding prompts or opening separate pages.
Selection tools
Act on highlighted text from pages, drafts, notes, or AI responses.
Overlay mode
Use Workbench as a layer over the current page when you want minimal layout disruption.
Push mode
Make room for the workspace by shifting the page layout when a persistent panel helps.
Keyboard shortcuts
Trigger frequent actions faster without relying on mouse-heavy workflows.
Universal search
Search prompts, conversations, sequences, scratchpads, and workspace assets.
Smart insertion
Insert prompts or saved content into supported AI and editor surfaces with less copy-paste.
Example workflow
Work with the page, not against it.
Browser Workspace keeps actions close to the content and AI surfaces where they are needed.
Select or open context
Highlight text, open an AI session, or work on a page where you need Workbench nearby.
Use the right surface
Choose sidebar, floater, overlay mode, or push mode based on how much workspace you need.
Search or run an action
Use universal search, quick actions, shortcuts, or selection tools to find and act quickly.
Insert or save the result
Use smart insertion, prompt assets, scratchpads, or conversation tools to keep the workflow moving.
Why Workbench
Workbench is designed as a browser-native productivity layer.
The browser is where research, writing, learning, comparison, and AI chat already happen. Workbench keeps prompts, tools, notes, and search close to that flow instead of forcing every task through another tab.
Separate apps
Powerful, but often disconnected from the page and AI session.
Manual copy-paste
Works, but slows repeated selection and insertion workflows.
Browser bookmarks
Save locations, not actions, prompts, notes, or workspace context.
Native chat UI only
Useful for conversation, weaker for cross-page workspace actions.
Related pages
Explore what the browser workspace connects.
The browser layer becomes more valuable when paired with AI tools, saved prompts, scratchpads, and conversation management.
FAQ
Questions people ask before using Browser Workspace.
Straight answers about how Workbench fits into daily browser AI work.
What is the Workbench Browser Workspace?
The Browser Workspace is the in-browser layer that keeps Workbench available through sidebar, floater, quick actions, search, shortcuts, selection tools, and insertion workflows.
What is the sidebar for?
The sidebar gives you a persistent workspace next to the page or AI chat so you can access prompts, conversations, scratchpads, tools, and saved assets.
What is the floater?
The floater is a lighter control surface for quick access. It is useful when you do not need the full sidebar open.
What are selection tools?
Selection tools let you act on highlighted text, such as explaining, summarizing, rewriting, saving, or using selected content as context.
What is the difference between overlay mode and push mode?
Overlay mode places Workbench over the current page. Push mode makes room by shifting the page layout, which can be better for longer sessions.
Does Workbench support keyboard shortcuts?
Keyboard shortcuts help trigger common actions faster and reduce repetitive navigation during browser AI work.
What can universal search find?
Universal search can help find prompts, conversations, sequences, scratchpads, and other Workbench assets from one search flow.
What is smart insertion?
Smart insertion helps place saved prompts, prompt sequences, scratchpad content, or other reusable text into supported AI and editor surfaces with less manual copy-paste.
Install Workbench
Bring your AI workspace into the browser.
Download Workbench to use sidebar, floater, quick actions, selection tools, search, shortcuts, and smart insertion where your work already happens.