Chrome Revolutionizes AI with One-Click Skills

Chrome Makes Task Automation Easier with AI

Chrome is innovating by introducing Skills, a feature that allows users to save and reuse their favorite AI prompts with a single click. This advancement aims to simplify repetitive tasks on the web, such as searching for information or comparing data, by eliminating the need to constantly re-enter the same prompts.

Customize Your Workflows

Users can now save an AI prompt directly from their chat history and turn it into a Skill. This Skill can be executed at any time on the current page or on other selected tabs. To access these Skills, simply type a forward slash ( / ) or click the plus button ( + ) in Gemini on Chrome. Users have the option to modify or create new Skills according to their needs.

Early adopters have already embraced this feature to create customized workflows across various fields. For instance, in healthcare, Skills allow for quick calculations of the nutritional macros of a recipe. For shopping, they facilitate the comparison of product specifications across multiple tabs. In terms of productivity, they help extract key information from lengthy documents.

A Library of Ready-to-Use Skills

In addition to customization, Chrome offers a library of ready-to-use Skills for common tasks. These Skills can, for example, break down the ingredients of a product or assist in choosing a gift based on budget and recipient interests. Users can add these Skills to their collection and customize them to better meet their needs.

Guaranteed Security and Privacy

Skills are built on Chrome's security and privacy foundations. They require confirmation before performing certain actions, such as adding events to a calendar or sending emails. Furthermore, they benefit from Chrome's advanced protections, such as automated red teaming and automatic updates.

Starting today, Skills are being rolled out in Gemini on Chrome, providing AI-enhanced browsing. Users can access their saved Skills on any desktop device connected to Chrome by using the forward slash ( / ) in Gemini and then clicking on the compass icon.