Form filling with AI
Fill the form. Read it before it sends.
Tell Valet what to fill and where the details are: in your message, a PDF or a text file. It fills the form in your tab, then shows you where it will send and every value, and waits for your OK.
Why use an agent instead of autofill
- Understands the form
- It reads labels and options, so it can fill fields autofill doesn't know, like a project description or a dropdown of categories.
- Uses your documents
- Attach a PDF, a text file or an image and ask it to take the details from there.
- Every value, before sending
- A form that sends data waits for your OK, showing the destination and each field. It checks again right before sending.
- Never your passwords
- It never types into password fields, and hands sign-ins, CAPTCHAs and two-factor prompts back to you.
Ways to fill forms faster
Each tool fits a different job. An agent earns its place on long or unusual forms.
| Valet | Browser autofill | Recorded macros | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fills names, addresses, dates | Yes, from what you give it | Yes | Yes |
| Fills free-text and unusual fields | Yes | No | Only what was recorded |
| Copes when the page changes | Yes, it reads the page each time | Mostly | Often breaks |
| Reads details from a PDF or file | Yes | No | No |
| Shows values before submitting | Yes, always | You review it yourself | Depends on the tool |
How a form run goes
- Open the page with the form and the Valet side panel.
- Say what to fill: “Fill this with the details in the attached PDF, and leave the newsletter box unticked.”
- Watch it type. Its cursor moves through the fields; every action is a line in the panel.
- Approve the send. You see the destination and each value. Allow once, or Deny and correct it.
Can Valet submit forms on its own?
Not without you. A form that sends data always waits for your approval, showing the destination and every value.
Will it type my passwords?
No. It never types into password fields, and hands sign-ins and two-factor prompts back to you.
Can it fill a form from a document?
Yes. Attach a PDF, text file or image to your message and tell it which details to use.
Does it work on any site?
On ordinary web pages, yes. It asks before it opens a site you have not allowed.
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