Plain-English browser control
Users describe goals in natural language; Oasis selects browser tools (tabs, windows, search, groups, split view, page summarize, etc.) instead of expecting slash commands.
What this is
Describe what you want in plain English. Oasis maps your request to browser tools (tabs, windows, web search, tab groups, split view, summarize page, history search, etc.) instead of requiring slash commands.
How to use it
- Name the outcome: “Open Wikipedia in a new tab,” “Summarize this page,” “What tabs do I have?”
- Mention constraints: “only pinned tabs,” “without closing my email tab.”
- If the assistant mis-routes, correct it in the next message with more context.
Notes and limits
Privileged pages and PDFs may limit what tools can see; try a normal HTML page.
Related topics
Related Documentation
Performance and resource usage
Is Oasis too heavy? How CPU, memory, disk, and network are used—for browsing, the assistant, and optional on-device features.
Training and bonus tokens
How Oasis training works, whether anonymous training leaves the device, privacy-first trainable browser, personalized vs anonymous modes, and daily bonus tokens.
Import data from other browsers
How Oasis imports bookmarks, passwords, history, extensions, and autofill from Chrome, Edge, Safari, Brave, and more—and where that data lives relative to the cloud assistant.
About the Author
I'm the CEO of Kahana, bringing a unique perspective from my management consulting experience at Clarkston Consulting and biomedical engineering background from Duke University. I'm focused on making the future of work more elegant through innovative technology solutions that prioritize user well-being and productivity.