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RTO advanced examples · v8.6.0

Advanced visible browser workflows.

Showcase demos for Remote Tab Opener: visible tabs, human control, guided overlays and Gemini workflows working together.

Visible AI workflow
Advanced example

AI workflow in a visible browser

Orchestrated steps with full user control.

1Load target pageDone
2Extract answerLive
3Summarize resultPending
Visible tabs Human-controlled runs No RTO-site storage No sensitive capture goal
Most advanced examples

The showcase demos

Start here when you want to see why RTO is more than an opener. These examples demonstrate structured browser workflows, visible AI interactions and reusable SDK logic without turning RTO into hidden automation.

Start showcase
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AI Trio Conversation

Three visible Gemini conversations, one orchestrated debate and a final synthesis. This is the strongest product story: RTO coordinates a multi-step AI workflow while keeping browser tabs visible.

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Open AI Trio
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GeminiChat SDK

One Gemini tab, three prompts and one final Markdown summary. The SDK demonstrates structured capture of rendered answers and reusable workflow logic for developers.

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Open SDK demo
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Gemini Conversation Manager

A local-first tool-style demo for organizing Gemini conversations from the browser. It shows how RTO can support real working habits, not only short technical tests.

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Open manager
Privacy posture

Advanced does not mean intrusive

The examples are designed as visible demonstrations. They do not save user content on the RTO site and do not aim to collect sensitive personal information. RTO remains a local bridge controlled by the user.

💾 No RTO-site storage

The examples do not create a server-side archive of the user's run, prompts or captured answers.

🧍 User remains present

Runs are started by the user and happen in visible browser tabs, not as a hidden cloud robot.

🛡️ Sensitive data avoided

The demo goal is workflow proof, not extraction of passwords, tokens, cookies or private account data.

🔐 Allow-list logic

When a host must be approved, the user approves it explicitly through the extension.

Core bridge demos

Understand the foundations

These examples prove the building blocks behind the advanced demos: bridge detection, tab control, overlays, read-back and helper integration.

Test bridge
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No-install simulation

A visual introduction to the RTO model before installing the extension.

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Open simulation
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Minimal connection

Detect the extension bridge, open a controlled tab, focus it, reuse it and close it.

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Try connection
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Moving cursor

Show cursor guidance, labels and visible feedback on a controlled tab.

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Open cursor demo
Applied examples

From proof to useful missions

These demos show how RTO can be used with public pages, helper packs and local targets while staying transparent and understandable.

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Local Explorer

A complete visible mission using public pages, controlled tabs and read-back to the master page.

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Open Local Explorer
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Google → YouTube

A concrete third-party run with allow-list requirements and best-effort visible read-back.

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Open live demo
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Includes catalog

Helper files, packs and download options for developers who want to integrate RTO.

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Open catalog
Recommended path

Choose the right entry point

The page now leads with the strongest examples, then gives safer stepping stones for visitors who want to understand each layer.

Documentation path

From examples to implementation

After trying the demos, continue with the API reference, security page, SDK Lite and comparison guide.