요즘 난리난 AI 브라우저 Aside 윈도우 버전이 출시되었습니다. — Transcript

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1. 0:00Window A-side has been released. In
2. 0:03this video, we'll go over how to
3. 0:05install and set up Window A-side, along
4. 0:07with some usage examples. You can think
5. 0:10of this A-side browser just like the
6. 0:13Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Naver Whale
7. 0:15browsers you've used before. However,
8. 0:18you can understand it as a browser with
9. 0:20AI features added on. That is why
10. 0:22A-side is currently very popular.
11. 0:25Because with A-side, you can use AI to
12. 0:28manipulate web browsers directly,
13. 0:30replacing functions that previously
14. 0:33required various services to provide
15. 0:35APIs or MCPs. Even when a specific
16. 0:39service doesn't provide an API or MCP,
17. 0:42you can use A-side to easily automate
18. 0:44tasks or set up routines through AI.
19. 0:47It’s extremely convenient and
20. 0:49creating quite a buzz right now. It’s
21. 0:50all over social media, so let’s start
22. 0:52by installing it. You can go to
23. 0:54aside.com. If you search for "A-side"
24. 0:57on Google, it will appear right at the
25. 0:59top. Once you’re on aside.com, click
26. 1:02the "Download for Windows" button to
27. 1:04install the installer. Once
28. 1:06installation is complete, it will ask
29. 1:08you to log in. Please log in to the
30. 1:10A-side program. I’ll proceed with a
31. 1:13Google login. I have completed the
32. 1:15login. A browser window pops up, but
33. 1:16there’s a slight error, so it stays
34. 1:18on the login screen. You can just close
35. 1:21the window and open it again. If it
36. 1:23doesn't work, just close the window,
37. 1:25and you’ll see the standard browser
38. 1:27interface. The basic UI has two buttons
39. 1:31here: Search and S. If you press Search
40. 1:33, you can use it just like a regular
41. 1:36browser. If you go to Naver.com, Naver
42. 1:39will load, and you can just use it
43. 1:42normally. Pressing the S button allows
44. 1:44the AI to perform tasks within the web
45. 1:46browser. When using this AI, you can
46. 1:50utilize the various models you already
47. 1:52subscribe to, such as GPT or Claude.
48. 1:56Let's go to Settings in the top left.
49. 1:58If you click on your profile in the top
50. 2:00left, the settings will appear. In the
51. 2:02settings, you’ll see a "Models" tab
52. 2:04on the left. Under "Models," you'll see
53. 2:07that the provider is set to "A-side" by
54. 2:10default, but you can click "Connect" to
55. 2:12link the AI accounts you already
56. 2:13subscribe to. I’ll go ahead and
57. 2:16connect Claude. If you are subscribed
58. 2:18to GPT, you can just click on GPT.
59. 2:20Simply connect your Claude account and
60. 2:23click "Approve." You can connect the
61. 2:25Claude subscription you have to this
62. 2:26Aside to use it. So, as you can see
63. 2:28here, for quick tasks, I’ll use Haiku
64. 2:31, for standard tasks, Sonnet, and for
65. 2:33deep tasks, I’ll change it to Opus
66. 2:353.5. You can adjust these settings
67. 2:36according to your own preferences. Once
68. 2:39you’ve reached this point, the basic
69. 2:40setup is complete. Just go to "Ask,"
70. 2:43describe the tasks you want to perform
71. 2:44in your browser using natural language
72. 2:46in the Aside chat, and it will take
73. 2:48care of it. Also, since this Aside is
74. 2:51installed directly on your computer, it
75. 2:53can use files on your system or handle
76. 2:55browser downloads, which is all
77. 2:57possible. Even for simple requests like
78. 3:00, "Find good restaurants near Gangnam
79. 3:01Station, take several screenshots, and
80. 3:02summarize them," it handles everything
81. 3:04for you. This makes it really
82. 3:06convenient to use. Often, using AI
83. 3:09directly in the browser like this is
84. 3:11much more comfortable than using a
85. 3:13standard Claude or GPT web interface.
86. 3:16As you can see, the AI is performing
87. 3:17the task right now. I am not touching a
88. 3:20single thing. It is entering "Gangnam
89. 3:22Station Line 2" and typing in the
90. 3:23destination accordingly. If you look at
91. 3:26the chat, you can see the conversation
92. 3:28just like a standard AI, and on the
93. 3:30right side, you can watch it working in
94. 3:32real time. It doesn't just open one tab
95. 3:35; it can open multiple tabs to perform
96. 3:37tasks in parallel. And as I mentioned
97. 3:39in my previous video, the token
98. 3:40optimization is incredibly well-done.
99. 3:43Compared to running a browser through
100. 3:45Claude or GPT, using this tool
101. 3:46optimizes tokens significantly,
102. 3:48allowing for more efficient usage. As
103. 3:51you can see, it is currently saving PNG
104. 3:53files to my computer and performing
105. 3:55these tasks. It is continuing to search
106. 3:58and work automatically for you. Isn't
107. 4:00this quite fascinating? When you
108. 4:01implement automation, you often
109. 4:03encounter bottlenecks. AI always gets
110. 4:06stuck on things like logins or payments
111. 4:10. This is because services like Claude
112. 4:12restrict AI from handling logins or
113. 4:14payments for security reasons. So,
114. 4:17humans usually have to do those parts,
115. 4:19but for managing passwords, you can
116. 4:20click the key button in the top right,
117. 4:22where they use a concept called "Vault.
118. 4:24" I will just enter this for now.
119. 4:27There’s a "recovery key" or something
120. 4:28similar here, so I’ll hide that since
121. 4:30it’s my personal information. Then,
122. 4:32just save it and click "Finish." So, if
123. 4:35you click "Open Aside Vault," these
124. 4:37keys are managed by Aside in a vault
125. 4:39format, meaning the AI doesn't just
126. 4:40read and use the keys; it only
127. 4:42retrieves the stored format when needed
128. 4:44. Therefore, this part is also
129. 4:46considered quite secure from a security
130. 4:47standpoint. For example, if it's Naver,
131. 4:49you can store your ID and password. You
132. 4:52can either add them one by one by
133. 4:53pressing the key button, or it might
134. 4:55just pop up asking if you'd like to add
135. 4:56them when you log in. Then, you can
136. 4:58just add them that way. Click the plus
137. 5:00button here to log in. You can also
138. 5:02input payment information in the same
139. 5:03way. Once you've entered your payment
140. 5:05details, you can use them for
141. 5:06automation or other purposes. For a
142. 5:08specific website, just set up the ID
143. 5:10and password like this and click the
144. 5:13Save button. When Aside finishes a task
145. 5:15, it shows you a capture like this to
146. 5:17let you know it's done. It notifies you
147. 5:19like this. Shall we take a look at the
148. 5:21report? The image is showing as "not
149. 5:22available," so I'll check it directly
150. 5:24from the folder. It came out as an MD
151. 5:26file. So, if you have a preferred
152. 5:28format, you can have it generated in
153. 5:30that format as well. Yes. So, a report
154. 5:33in this form has now been completed.
155. 5:35One example of how I’ve been using
156. 5:37Aside effectively lately is when I
157. 5:38receive certain emails. For instance,
158. 5:40an email saying there’s a settlement
159. 5:42amount and asking to issue a cash
160. 5:43receipt. I received an email like this.
161. 5:45Usually, I would have to go into
162. 5:47Hometax, issue the cash receipt,
163. 5:49download it, come back to the email,
164. 5:50attach the receipt, and then send a
165. 5:52reply, but now it's different. I just
166. 5:56click the "Ask Aside" button at the top
167. 5:58and say, "Process the cash receipt and
168. 6:00send a reply," and all the work is done
169. 6:02at once. So, Aside sent the email like
170. 6:05this previously. Hello. To the
171. 6:07settlement manager at Inflearn. It
172. 6:08successfully issued the cash receipt
173. 6:10from Hometax, downloaded it, and even
174. 6:12attached it here. In this way, my
175. 6:14workload has really been reduced
176. 6:15significantly. So I think it would be
177. 6:17great for you all to try using it as
178. 6:18well. And one of the useful features of
179. 6:20Aside is that if you go into settings,
180. 6:22there are Skills and Routines. If you
181. 6:25go to Plug-in MCP, basic built-in
182. 6:26skills are already set up, and you can
183. 6:28also set up your own custom skills
184. 6:30under "My Skills." So, you have your
185. 6:32own workflows, right? For example, one
186. 6:34of my subscribers mentioned they handle
187. 6:36this kind of workflow using Aside.
188. 6:39Since I can't watch every single video
189. 6:41from my subscribed YouTube channels
190. 6:43every day, I summarize them with Gemini
191. 6:45, import them into NotebookLM to get a
192. 6:47summary, download them as a podcast,
193. 6:50and then run that automated routine
194. 6:52every morning. So, if you have your own
195. 6:55workflow, you can turn it into a skill.
196. 6:57Even then, you just have to do the task
197. 6:59once and tell it to "turn this into a
198. 7:02skill." For example, as I mentioned
199. 7:03before, let's do "latest AI news from
200. 7:05YouTube." I put the news video link
201. 7:07into NotebookLM, and after watching it
202. 7:10perform the tasks, sometimes it might
203. 7:13go off track. In that case, you just
204. 7:15tell it, "No, not like that, do it this
205. 7:16way." Once it's finished, you just say,
206. 7:18"Take what you've done so far and turn
207. 7:19it into a skill." That's all you have
208. 7:21to do. Do you see how it’s already
209. 7:23finding the AI video on YouTube and
210. 7:26pulling up NotebookLM? It's entering
211. 7:28the notebook and performing the task.
212. 7:30It says it’s adding the YouTube video
213. 7:31as a source. The source has been added,
214. 7:34and as I requested, it’s going to
215. 7:36download it in a podcast format. Yes.
216. 7:39It handles all the operations on its
217. 7:40own. If there’s an ambiguous part, it
218. 7:42asks the user for input. It might ask,
219. 7:43"There are these options, which one
220. 7:44should I use?" It does ask things like
221. 7:46that. If it keeps asking questions,
222. 7:47then it wouldn't be automated. You can
223. 7:49define in the skill to "generate the
224. 7:51podcast in this specific format," so it
225. 7:53will handle the settings without asking
226. 7:55. So now, it's generating the AI audio.
227. 7:58The tasks I performed today will all be
228. 8:00saved in the memory by date. Then,
229. 8:02AAside reads these memories and thinks,
230. 8:04"Since I did it this way last time,
231. 8:06I'll do it this way again." By doing
232. 8:09this, it avoids trial and error in the
233. 8:12future and improves over time. That's
234. 8:15why this is really useful. There's user
235. 8:18memory, so it automatically records
236. 8:20these things. So, the records of how I
237. 8:22use it every day are kept here. The
238. 8:24more you use AAside, the more it
239. 8:26self-improves, thinking, "I did it this
240. 8:27way in the past, so I should do it like
241. 8:29this going forward." These records are
242. 8:31saved as files in the memory, which
243. 8:33makes it extremely useful. And there is
244. 8:35also a routine feature. In the free
245. 8:37model, you can set up to three routines
246. 8:39for free. It doesn’t just run once;
247. 8:41you can set up routines to repeat every
248. 8:43hour or every ten minutes. So, if you
249. 8:46pay just 20 dollars, you can use
250. 8:48unlimited routines and set up as many
251. 8:51as you want. And there’s something
252. 8:53I’m really looking forward to. For me
253. 8:56, I currently keep my Mac mini server
254. 8:57on with Aideside running these routines
255. 8:59continuously. This requires a server
256. 9:03environment, but once the cloud feature
257. 9:05arrives, I’ll be able to automate
258. 9:06browser tasks via the cloud without
259. 9:08needing my own server. That’s why
260. 9:11I’m really excited about this. So,
261. 9:13it’s great to use this routine
262. 9:15feature well. You can create routines
263. 9:18manually, but you can also just set
264. 9:21them up through the chat. Just come to
265. 9:24the chat and say, "Set up a routine to
266. 9:26summarize YouTube AI news and save the
267. 9:27audio file to test." You can just make
268. 9:30requests like this. "Set up this kind
269. 9:31of routine." If you do that, it will
270. 9:33automatically register the routine for
271. 9:34you. By doing this, the prompt created
272. 9:37by the AI is much more precise than
273. 9:39what I would write, so you can give
274. 9:41much more accurate instructions. If
275. 9:44there’s an ambiguous part, it will
276. 9:45ask you a question like this. It might
277. 9:47ask what time to run it daily or which
278. 9:49news to cover, for instance. So, it is
279. 9:51currently building the routine like
280. 9:53this. It’s creating a routine for
281. 9:55every morning at 8 AM. And there, it
282. 9:57says it has finished creating the
283. 9:58routine. Let’s go to the settings and
284. 10:00take a look. If you go to the routines
285. 10:02in settings, you can see the routine
286. 10:04that the AI has set up. As you can see,
287. 10:06I just said, "Summarize YouTube videos
288. 10:08and put them in NotebookLM to create a
289. 10:10routine." Instead of just entering a
290. 10:12prompt, you can see that it’s broken
291. 10:14down into steps from 1 to 12, written
292. 10:17much more precisely than a human could.
293. 10:20And if you look at step two here, it
294. 10:22has been updated to select the top
295. 10:24three new videos that aren't in the
296. 10:25video URL list in memory.md. In this
297. 10:28way, the memory feature is also
298. 10:29extremely useful. So, it has been set
299. 10:32up this way, the download is complete,
300. 10:34and if you check my downloads folder,
301. 10:36you can see it’s finished. By
302. 10:40utilizing Aideside like this, most of
303. 10:41the tasks you used to do by opening a
304. 10:43browser can now be automated. Even
305. 10:46tasks that aren't provided via APIs or
306. 10:48MCPs in existing services are possible
307. 10:50with Aideside. So, in my case, I just
308. 10:53keep the Toss Securities page open and
309. 10:55logged in, and I’ve set everything up
310. 10:57so it handles automatic trading and
311. 10:58buying on its own. I’ll try to show
312. 11:01you how I do that later if I get the
313. 11:03chance. In this video, we looked at how
314. 11:06to use Aside to automate your browser
315. 11:08and how to configure those settings. If
316. 11:10you have any automation examples of
317. 11:12your own, please feel free to share
318. 11:13them in the comments. I’d love to
319. 11:15check them out and use them as a
320. 11:16reference. If you get stuck or have any
321. 11:17questions, just leave a comment and
322. 11:19I’ll be sure to answer them. That’s
323. 11:21it for this video, and thank you all
324. 11:23for watching.