Guides

Browser & element inspector

Open pages in the embedded browser and turn an inspected element into a prompt for an agent.

Quorum Terminal includes an embedded browser dock and an element inspector for previewing a running page next to your terminals and turning what you see into context for an AI agent. This feature is in Beta and may change.

Opening a page

Open the browser panel from the right dock. It hosts a single embedded page with an address field and Back, Forward, and Reload controls. Before the first load you see a start page with an address field and one-click chips for common dev-server URLs; selecting a chip or typing an address and pressing Enter loads the page.

The address field accepts http and https only. A bare host like localhost:3000 is treated as https, and a missing scheme has https:// added for you. Other schemes (for example file: or javascript:) are blocked, and link clicks, scripted redirects, and server 3xx redirects are checked the same way.

The embedded page runs in a locked-down session: camera, microphone, geolocation, notifications, and clipboard requests are denied by default.

Inspecting and annotating an element

Toggle the Inspect control in the panel, then click an element on the page. A comment form opens showing the element's selector, a thumbnail, and a notes field. You can:

  • Write a comment describing what should change.
  • Tick Attach screenshot to include the captured image.
  • Use Expand to parent to retarget the picker to the surrounding element.
  • Choose Save annotation to store it for the current project.

Saved annotations open a list where each row can be edited, copied, or removed. The list also offers Copy all and Clear all. Annotations are scoped to the open project, so open a folder first.

Sending a selection to an agent

From the annotations list, pick a target terminal in the dropdown, then choose Send N to <terminal> to deliver the selection to that session. You can also drag an annotation row directly onto a terminal, or use Copy all and paste it yourself.

Each annotation becomes a context-only block: the URL, selector, DOM path, tag, key styles, an HTML snippet, your comment, and — when attached — a local screenshot path. It states no instruction, so you stay in control. After sending, describe the change to the agent in ⌘ K as usual.

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