Direct answerShare only the context required, ask one page-grounded question, and compare the response with what is visibly on screen. Browser-native context can include off-screen structure and may lag; the current screen remains the source of truth for what is visibly present.
The workflow
- Select screen-share, browser-extension, or multimodal context based on the page and privacy boundary.
- Ask a narrow question tied to the current page instead of a broad request that invites unsupported assumptions.
- Verify names, numbers, controls, and dates against the page—especially when context may be stale.
- Save only the answer, source, and uncertainty worth carrying into the next step.
Three strong prompts
Explain“Explain this table and identify the one row that changes the decision.”
Compare“Compare these two plans using only the features visible on this page.”
Navigate“Which visible control gets me to the export settings? Do not click it.”
Control rule
Keep consequential actions human-confirmed. A useful answer does not authorize a purchase, form submission, deletion, or account change.
Try one narrow page question.
Start on a public page, verify the response, then inspect what the session retained.
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