PixieBrix makes your AI Copilot available in every browser tab from the browser sidebar. This makes it easy for humans to interface with Copilot from existing web apps, websites, and internal web-based tools. PixieBrix can also pass context from the webpage (e.g., a customer name) making Copilot more intelligent and useful in the flow of work.
Integrate with API Tasks for convenient automation in any web app. Whether you’re pushing information to another system (e.g., creating a service ticket) or fetching information on demand (e.g., querying a knowledge base), PixieBrix provides a flexible user interface with a variety of UI components to fit your process. Great for internal tools in Customer Support, Contact Center, IT Help Desk, and more.
PixieBrix extends RPA’s capabilities to support a wider range of attended automation use cases and deployment scenarios by giving humans a way to interact with RPA in their everyday workflows. Common use cases patterns include:
Push announcements to the web browser so humans can engage with automations in real time. Great for enhancing Co-Pilot, Intelligent Document Processing (IDP), and other human-in-the-loop automations and workflows.
PixieBrix is a low-code platform to create and run custom browser mods that boost your productivity.
Once you install the PixieBrix Chrome extension, you can create mods with the Page Editor using building blocks - called bricks - to customize and automate your web experience. You can also get started with prebuilt mods in the public marketplace.
No, you do not need a ChatGPT account to use PixieBrix (it’s embedded into the product). However, you can use your own ChatGPT API if you prefer.
Yes, Teams enable multiple accounts to share mods, service integration credentials, team databases, and more. Here’s our documentation on Teams.