ClickUp Brain gets browser use: reads the news and builds a 10-slide deck in 3 minutes
testingcatalog · x · 2026-11-04
ClickUp is gradually rolling out browser use in Brain, its workspace AI. Brain can open websites in its own browser session, navigate pages, fill forms, and save files back into ClickUp—closing the gap left by official integrations for sites like supplier billing portals or public health databases.
In a documented test, Brain visited a site, read the latest AI stories, and produced a 10-slide deck with speaker notes in about 3 minutes; the full session can be replayed anytime. Every action is step-logged, and when a site asks for login Brain pauses and hands control to the user before resuming. Sessions run on cloud browsers from Browserbase; no full-availability date has been set.
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