Choose Agent S6 when Starizon needs to navigate a site, click controls, select options or type into forms. The same task can also draw on web research, your Knowledge Base, files and connected apps.

Prepare the task

1. Open the site you want to use and sign in if needed.
2. Select Agent S6 from the mode menu, or choose /agent in the input.
3. Attach the relevant notes, pages or Space with @, or upload the file it should work from.
4. Turn on the capabilities the task needs, such as Knowledge Base or Web.
5. Describe the site, the outcome and the point where you want to review the work.

Use my Event brief collection and check this venue’s accessibility information. Open its event inquiry page, choose a workshop for 20 people, and fill in the dates and requirements from my notes. Stop before sending so I can review the form.

Starizon can research missing details, use them on the website, then process or save what it finds. Name the website you have chosen and the materials it should use.

The separate /automation command runs browser actions on their own. Use Agent S6 or /agent for tasks that also need Knowledge Base references, Spaces, uploaded materials or a Skill.

Follow the website actions

The conversation shows reading and tool steps alongside browser actions. Watch the target page as Starizon navigates and fills in fields. While it works, avoid typing into the same form or switching away from its tab.

To change a requirement while the task runs, send a text correction in the input. Check the note’s status in the conversation to see whether the task has read it. Answer a pending question or confirmation through its own controls.

If a page asks for sign-in, a verification step or information only you know, complete that step and use the conversation’s continuation controls. When Starizon offers several choices, reply to the current question.

Review changes and confirmations

Use the confirmation controls at each step that asks for one. For a form, check the recipient, field values and selected options before you approve submission. For a purchase, check the item, quantity and total.

You can build a stopping point into the original request, such as “prepare the form for my review.” This suits a draft you plan to finish yourself.

Use Stop in the input area to pause the task, then Continue on the paused run to resume it. You can add a correction before continuing. Sending a new request from the main input after the pause starts a new task. Actions that already reached the website stay in place, so inspect the page before restarting.

Keep the result

Ask for a summary of completed actions and unfinished steps. You can save the useful notes or files to a Space, send a report through Apps, or save a supported browser run as Replay.

Websites change their layouts, and some restrict automation. If a task cannot continue, keep the last successful result and follow the next step it reports. Check the site before you assume the task finished.