Yes! Claygent has browsing capabilities regardless of which model you use, including GPT-5. [1]
We actually have a specific model called Claygent Navigator that's designed for advanced browsing - it can interact with websites by clicking buttons, filling forms, applying filters, and extracting data from sites that don't make information easily accessible. [2] [3]
GPT-5 enhances Claygent's web research by handling messy sites and long documents more effectively, with 8-17% improved research accuracy compared to previous models. But the core browsing functionality exists across all Claygent models - GPT-5 just makes it sharper and more efficient.
If you need any more help understanding Claygent's browsing capabilities or how to use GPT-5 with it, I'm here to assist. Would you like to share more about what you're trying to achieve with Claygent?
