Browser extension
An AI copilot Chrome extension for support agents. Draft helpdesk replies, look things up and ask your eesel agent questions from a side panel on any page.
The eesel browser extension is an AI copilot for support agents that puts your eesel agent in a Chrome side panel, beside whatever page you have open. It reads the ticket or page you are on, drafts a reply from that ticket and your knowledge, and on a Zendesk ticket drops the draft straight into the reply field.
The eesel extension is the same agent you set up in your dashboard, in a Chrome side panel. Set the agent up first, in the dashboard chat. See Helpdesk for that part.
There is nothing new to learn after that. You ask the panel the way you already ask in the dashboard chat, on whatever web page you have open. The panel picks up the ticket or page you are on and shows it as the context it is using, so you do not have to paste it in.

Install and pin it
Install it from the Chrome Web Store
Open eesel: AI agents for customer service & more and click Add to Chrome.

Pin it so it is one click away
The extension opens its own page to walk you through this. Three steps:
Click the puzzle icon in Chrome's top right.
Find eesel in the list.
Click the pin icon beside it.

The puzzle icon opens Chrome's Extensions popup, where eesel is listed with a pin icon beside it.

Open the side panel and ask it to do anything
Click the eesel icon and the panel opens beside the page. Your agent's name sits at the top of the panel, with a dropdown to switch to another one. Pick the agent you want, then ask it anything.
Click the agent name to open the picker and choose the agent you want.

Here it is open beside a Zendesk ticket, with the agent name and its dropdown at the top of the panel.

What you can do with it
Ask it anything on any page
Open the panel from whatever tab you are in and ask. It answers from the same knowledge as your dashboard chat, so you do not have to switch tabs to get an answer.
Here the panel is open on a web page, answering a question about that page.

Draft replies in your helpdesk
Open a ticket and ask the panel for a reply. It reads the ticket, checks your knowledge, and writes the draft. On a Zendesk ticket the panel then offers Paste into Zendesk, which drops the draft into the reply field. If the panel shows no paste link for your helpdesk, copy the draft into the reply field yourself. Edit it before you send it, or tell the panel what to change and it rewrites it.
Here is a drafted reply on a Zendesk ticket, with the Paste into Zendesk link under it.

Add any tab as knowledge
You can save the page you are on as knowledge, so your agent answers from it later. Three steps:
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