Use a browser assistant to complete booking forms
A reviewer let Comet enter repeated appointment and questionnaire forms, then checked in before final submission.
- What they did
- The reviewer opened Perplexity’s Comet browser assistant on a recycling-centre appointment page and supplied the needed personal details. Comet entered the information into the form on its own, then did the same on several other booking pages and a questionnaire. It also showed its step-by-step actions as it went.
- How it went
- Comet got through the forms and only stopped to ask whether the reviewer still wanted to finish the booking. The reviewer said the task was not really necessary, but still found it satisfying. No timing details or error counts were given.
- Tips
- This kind of tool is best when you want to speed through repetitive web forms. Since it can act inside your accounts, check its action log and confirm the final submission yourself.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
Open each of these pages: [URLs]. Use the details I give you to complete the booking or questionnaire fields: [name], [email], [phone], [address], [preferred dates], and any other relevant answers. Work through the pages one at a time and show me what you entered after each step. Stop before you submit, send, pay, delete, or finalize anything, and ask me to approve that last action first.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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