Save a page for your agent
Capture a web page and your instructions, then pick up the work in Push.
Save a page with a note so the link stays with the work you want an agent to do.
Before you start
Install the Push Chrome extension using the link on the homepage. Keep Push running on the Mac that should receive the capture. The capture extension is separate from the browser workspace, where you follow existing work.
On the same Mac, check the extension's local workspace indicator. If Push runs on a different Mac, use the pairing instructions from that Mac's Settings → Workspace, then connect the extension. Treat pairing links as private access credentials.
Capture the page
Open the extension on a page, add a useful note, and choose Save to Push. For example: “Compare this proposal with our current launch plan and list the differences.”
Review the destination workspace before saving. Capturing the URL and title does not guarantee that an agent can read a page behind your browser's sign-in.
See the result
Find the captured work on the Mac's board. Its thread holds the page link and your note. Saving an already captured page can add your new note to the existing work instead of creating another item.
When ready to act, open or run that work and ask:
Read the page saved with this work and compare it with our launch plan. Tell me if the page needs a sign-in you cannot access.If something stops
Check that the destination Mac is awake and Push is running. For a remote pairing, review the device connection and use its supported reconnect steps. If the page requires authentication, provide content you are allowed to share or use an appropriate connected browser tool; do not assume the extension passed your signed-in session to the agent.
Continue with starting the captured work or your workspace in the browser.