Working on your own computer
The agent always has a browser. In the web version it opens pages in the cloud — enough to look something up, read a site or pull data off public pages, no app required.
The app adds a second browser — the one on your computer. It opens on your screen, works from your IP and keeps your own logins to websites. That is what you need where the cloud cannot reach: a supplier portal, a government service, an internal admin panel, a site with no API, a page behind the corporate network.
Getting started
Install the app
Open samreshuuu.ru/download and install the build for your system — macOS or Windows. If your system warns that the developer is unverified on first launch, the same page walks you through opening it in a couple of clicks.
Check that the chat runs on this computer
Next to the message box there is an environment picker: "In the cloud" or the name of your computer. Pick the computer. If it says "Offline — unavailable right now", the app is closed — open it.
Say what needs doing in the browser
In plain words: "open the supplier portal and export the stock levels", "sign into the account and file the request", "check in the browser on my computer what happened to the order". There is no "turn on the browser" button — the agent launches it when the task calls for it.
Allow the launch
The first time, an "Agent browser" dialog appears — click Allow. You are asked once for the whole app.
A browser window then opens on your screen, and a live stream titled "Local browser · live" appears in the chat — you see every click even with the window minimised.
What the agent does in the browser
- opens pages and follows links;
- clicks, fills and submits forms;
- pulls numbers, tables and statuses off pages;
- uploads files to a site and downloads exports;
- takes screenshots of what it sees.
The result comes back as usual — an answer in the chat, plus a file if you asked for a table or a report.
When a site needs a login
The agent never guesses or types passwords. As soon as it lands on a sign-in page the chat shows "Sign-in needed" and the stream switches to "You're driving": the agent pauses while you log in yourself in that same window. Once the sign-in page is gone, it picks up where it stopped.
The session is kept in the agent's profile, so next time it will not have to ask again.
Your normal browser is left alone
The agent works in a separate profile: your tabs, bookmarks, sessions and saved passwords stay untouched, and the system keychain is out of its reach. Everything it does happens on your screen, and you can step in at any moment.
Worth knowing
- The browser on your computer needs the app. The web version does not leave the agent without a browser, but its pages open in the cloud: no logins of yours there, and some accounts refuse it. When it has to be your machine, open the app.
- Chromium-based browsers only. Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, Yandex Browser and Chromium. With several installed, Chrome is used. Safari and Firefox are not supported yet — install one from the list.
- The computer has to be on and the app open. It lives in the Dock or the tray and keeps working in the background; you can enable "Launch at login" in the settings. If the app is closed, the chat offers to switch back to the cloud.
- Scheduled tasks run in the cloud. Your computer may be off at the scheduled moment, so recurring tasks do not rely on the local browser.
- Marketplaces go through integrations. Ozon and Wildberries accounts block browser automation, so the agent fetches their data as a connected service.
- Closing the browser window is fine. The agent will ask to relaunch it on its next step. Quitting the app itself also closes the agent's window.
- The agent does not obey website content. Text on a page is data, not instruction: it never follows instructions found on a third-party site and never enters secrets there.
If something goes wrong
- "Browser is desktop-app only" — the agent tried to open the browser on your computer while you were in the web version. Open the installed app and try again; if the task does not need your own logins, ask for it to be done in the cloud.
- The environment switched back to the cloud — the app was closed or lost its connection. Open it; the chat has a Reconnect button.
- "The browser did not come online in time" — a cold start can be slow. Repeat the request; if it keeps happening, check that the app is up to date.
- "The default browser cannot be automated" — your default is Safari or Firefox. Install Chrome or another Chromium browser.