**Gemini 3 Browser Agent Capabilities**
**ULTRA | WORK**

**Conversation History & Sidebar:**
* AI Agency Launch: Revenue Path Analysis
* AI Agency US Market Research
* AI Voice Agency Market Analysis & Entry
* Genesis: Claude & Antigravity Integration
* Xero Transaction Reconciliation Report
* White-Label Voice Agency Platform Comparison
* ElevenLabs Australian Voice Recommendations
* AI Agency US Market Strategy Research
* AI Memory and Conversation Scope
* AI Sales Calls: Regulations and Consent
* AI Outbound Calls in Australia: Disclosure
* Duplicating Platforms with Google Cloud
* Past Conversation Limitations
* AI Voice Agency Competitive Analysis
* Locating Specific Setting

**Chat Discussion Summary:**
The conversation revolves around the **Genesis System**, **GoHighLevel (GHL)** integrations, and the use of **9 cryptographic validation patents** to build a high-value AI agency. Key points include:

1.  **Patent Value:** The patents (P1: Cryptographic Validation, P4: Immutable Audit Trails, P7: Hallucination Detection) are assessed as high-value for the 2026 "Integrity" market, providing a "moat" against competitors.
2.  **Strategy:** A phased approach is recommended:
    *   **Phase 1 (Immediate Revenue):** Focus on GHL foundations and "quick wins" in specific niches (e.g., HVAC, Dental) to generate cash flow.
    *   **Phase 2 (Infrastructure):** Background build of an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server to automate the "Triple Verification Gates" (Origin, Logic, Outcome).
3.  **Antigravity Browser:** Discussion on using the native Antigravity browser for autonomous research and UI verification. It is explained that setting the browser to "Agent Decides" and using wildcards (*) in the allowlist grants the agent the necessary freedom for deep research (e.g., social media scraping, business audits) while maintaining security protocols.
4.  **Revenue Goal:** The user aims to accelerate development and increase API credit usage to $10/day by delegating to sub-agents.

**Latest Interaction:**
The chat concludes with a discussion on the **Browser URL Allowlist** and whether the `localhost` entry can be removed if a wildcard (`*`) is used. The advice given is that while possible, keeping `localhost` is safer for high-priority local development access while the wildcard enables unrestricted research capabilities.