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Understand when Praxa can read a page, continue a browser session, or hand control to you for credentials.
Browser actions remain governed by the current approval and credential boundary. A connected account does not grant every possible provider action.

Provided capabilities

Example outcomes

  1. Continue a browser task. Ask Praxa to revisit a page in the same conversation and verify the session context is preserved.
  2. Complete a login handoff. Take control for credential entry and confirm the model never receives the secret value.
  3. Approve a browser action. Inspect the exact target and action before allowing a state-changing browser step.
  4. Prefer extraction for reading. Ask for page content and confirm Praxa uses a read path rather than an unnecessary interactive session.

Verify the surface

  1. Confirm the capability status and listed surface in the Capability Atlas.
  2. Sign in to the intended Praxa product surface and select the correct personal or organization workspace.
  3. Exercise the example with the smallest safe scope and inspect the visible result or approval card.
  4. Test one unavailable, denied, or disconnected state so the surface fails honestly.
  5. Use a developer tutorial only when this guide links to a supported public developer contract.
Last modified on August 14, 2026