Working in your current tab, not a random new one

Your tab comes first

The assistant keeps a live inventory of your tabs and prefers the one you are on. If you ask for something about "this page", it never wanders off to a fresh tab. Empty tabs are reused rather than multiplied.

• An explicit "work in this tab" request always wins.
• A running task keeps working in the tab it already owns.
• The "Work in a new tab" setting is respected for every new message.
• Tabs the assistant opened are grouped and labelled, so nothing hides in your tab strip.

Form filling

Form work is designed for long forms that break halfway. It fills in one pass, retries a field at most twice, skips fields your password manager already owns, and saves a checkpoint per URL and per field so an interrupted run resumes where it stopped instead of starting over.

Password and payment-card fields are skipped by design. That is not an error.

Completion is verified, not assumed

At the end of a fill the assistant reads the live fields back and compares them with what it believed it entered, then retries only the differences. Clicking or typing alone never counts as proof that a task finished.