Try the agentlet bookmarklet
Drag the button below to your bookmarks bar, or grab the "agentlet demo" chip next to the button in the home page's hero. Clicking either loads the same live demo as that page's "Try it on this page" button, on whichever agentlet.io page you are currently viewing.
Most browsers show the bookmarks bar with a keyboard shortcut such as Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows and Linux) or Cmd+Shift+B (macOS). Drag the button above onto it, then click it on any page here.
Looking for demos that run on other sites, such as Wikipedia? They use a separate bookmarklet, on the known-sites page.
What it does
The bookmarklet is a small piece of JavaScript, stored as the link's own address instead of an ordinary URL. Clicking it runs that code on the page you are currently on: it loads agentlet-core and the demo registry from this site, the same way the hero button does, and opens the panel.
Where it works
It only works on agentlet.io. A page's Content Security Policy decides whether a bookmarklet can run any code at all, and whether that code can then load further scripts. agentlet.io's policy, site-wide, allows inline scripts and same-origin scripts, which is what this bookmarklet needs. Most other sites set a stricter policy and block bookmarklets entirely, which is expected: this is a way to try the demo here, not a general-purpose deployment method. See deployment modes for how a real bookmarklet deployment differs.