Scan a page
Capture the elements of a page so the Agent can read them: scan, interact to uncover more, review the list, and save.
Beta · This feature is currently in beta. Behavior and interface may still evolve.
Click Scan a page in the Interface tab, then open the page you want the Agent to learn. The scan runs directly on your product.
Where the scan runs
The scan works like the In-app Builder: Jimo opens your product and layers itself on top of it, this time as a side panel rather than a full editor. Everything you see and click is your real product.
Any page where the Jimo snippet is installed can be scanned. The browser extension is not required, but it helps: it keeps the panel in sync with the dashboard and forces the load on pages that would otherwise not pick it up.
The scan
Jimo analyzes the page and picks out what your Agent can read: navigation links, buttons, inputs, data displays, text content. Each detected element appears in the side panel with a name and a zone label (Sidebar, Header, Main).
Interact to uncover more
A first scan sees the page at rest. Menus, dropdowns and modals only exist once opened, so the panel invites you to interact with the page like a user: click through your tabs, open your menus, trigger your dialogs. Jimo keeps detecting as you go.
A floating toolbar lets you switch between two modes:
Select
Adds the element you click to the catalog
Interact
Actually clicks, so you can open menus and navigate states without adding anything
Add manually covers anything the detection missed: click it, then point at the element yourself.
Save
Save stores the catalog. The page appears in the Interface list with its element count, and you can now curate each element and attach Skills: see Page details.
Scan states, not just pages. The empty state of a screen and its filled state can differ a lot. If your users ask about both, interact until both have been seen.
Related pages
Interface: the pages list and the two learning modes
Page details: curate what the Agent reads
Skills: attach procedures to the page
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