PROMPT: user: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "change my background to rainbow"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.body.style.background = 'linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet)';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "change my background back to white"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.body.style.background = 'white';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "find any text element that includes "Domain" and change it to "Liv""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('*')).forEach(element => {\n    if (element.innerText.includes('Domain')) {\n        element.innerText = element.innerText.replace('Domain', 'Liv');\n    }\n});\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "get input id "usernameInput" and set its value to "hi""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.getElementById('usernameInput').value = 'hi';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "resend this code: const inputElement = document.getElementById('usernameInput');  const typeText = (text, element) => {   let i = 0;   const interval = setInterval(() => {     if (i < text.length) {       element.value += text[i]; // Append each character       element.dispatchEvent(new Event('input', { bubbles: true })); // Dispatch input event       i++;     } else {       clearInterval(interval); // Stop when done     }   }, 150); // Adjust typing speed };  typeText('hello', inputElement);"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: const inputElement = document.getElementById('usernameInput');\nconst typeText = (text, element) => {\n  let i = 0;\n  const interval = setInterval(() => {\n    if (i < text.length) {\n      element.value += text[i]; // Append each character\n      element.dispatchEvent(new Event('input', { bubbles: true })); // Dispatch input event\n      i++;\n    } else {\n      clearInterval(interval); // Stop when done\n    }\n  }, 150); // Adjust typing speed\n};\ntypeText('hello', inputElement);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to example.com"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'http://example.com';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "reload my tab"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: location.reload();\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to example2.com"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'http://example2.com';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "reload my tab and wait for it to load and then get all text element values and log em"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: location.reload();\n\nsetTimeout(() => {\n    const textElements = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('input[type="text"], textarea')).map(element => element.value);\n    console.log(textElements);\n}, 2000);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "Hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: console.log("Hello");\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "Hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: console.log("Hello");\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "Get all text elements and log their valus"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: const textElements = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('input[type="text"], textarea')).map(element => element.value);\nconsole.log(textElements);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "Get all text elements from my html and log their valus"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: const textElements = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('input[type="text"], textarea')).map(element => element.value);\nconsole.log(textElements);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "Get all text elements from my html and log their valus"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: const textElements = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('input[type="text"], textarea')).map(element => element.value);\nconsole.log(textElements);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: console.log("hello");\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "hello" 5x"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {\n    console.log("hello");\n}\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "make my background rianbow, smooth"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.body.style.background = 'linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet)';\ndocument.body.style.transition = 'background 2s';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "make my background rianbow, smoothly"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.body.style.background = 'linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet)';\ndocument.body.style.transition = 'background 2s';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "make my background rianbow, smoothly fading each color"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.body.style.background = 'linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet)';\ndocument.body.style.transition = 'background 2s';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "make my background rianbow, smoothly fading each color"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.body.style.background = 'linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet)';\ndocument.body.style.transition = 'background 2s';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "Check if the current site has turnstile"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: const hasTurnstile = document.body.innerText.includes('turnstile');\nconsole.log(hasTurnstile);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "by checking ifrmae srcs"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: const iframeSources = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('iframe')).map(iframe => iframe.src);\nconsole.log(iframeSources);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "sheha" to console"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: console.log("sheha");\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "sheha" and then "test""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: console.log("sheha");\nconsole.log("test");\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "sheha" and then "test" 5s later"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: console.log("sheha");\nsetTimeout(() => {\n    console.log("test");\n}, 5000);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "log "sheha" and then "test" 1s later"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: console.log("sheha");\nsetTimeout(() => {\n    console.log("test");\n}, 1000);\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "Reload my page 5x"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {\n    location.reload();\n}\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to lv  (linkvertise)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://lv';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to lv  (linkvertise.com)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://lv';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to lv  (linkvertise.com)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://lv';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to (linkvertise.com)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://linkvertise.com';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to (linkvertise.com)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://linkvertise.com';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to (linkvertise.com/48193/krnlc4)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://linkvertise.com/48193/krnlc4';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to (linkvertise.com/48193/krnlc4)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://linkvertise.com/48193/krnlc4';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to (linkvertise.com/48193/krnlc4)"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://linkvertise.com/48193/krnlc4';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "redirect me to https://cdn.krnl.place/getkey_games"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: window.location.href = 'https://cdn.krnl.place/getkey_games';\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "change my tab title to "kys nigger""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "change my tab title to "kys nigger""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "change my tab title to "kys nigger""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "change my tab title to "hello bro""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: document.title = "hello bro";\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "get all text elements and change their values to hello bro 2"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('input[type="text"], textarea')).forEach(element => {\n    element.value = 'hello bro 2';\n});\n\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "try again"\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: location.reload();\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "get all span class "label" text content and get "task" and change it to "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('span.label')).forEach(element => {\n    if (element.textContent === 'task') {\n        element.textContent = 'hello';\n    }\n});\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "get all span class "label" text content and get "task" and change it to "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('span.label')).forEach(element => {\n    if (element.textContent.trim() === 'task') {\n        element.textContent = 'hello';\n    }\n});\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "console log all text content from each span class "label". get all span class "label" text content and get "task" and change it to "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('span.label')).forEach(element => {\n    console.log(element.textContent);\n    if (element.textContent.trim() === 'task') {\n        element.textContent = 'hello';\n    }\n});\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "console log all text content from each span class "label". get all span class "label" text content and get "task" and change it to "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red';\n\n4. Always give the code without any line breaks like \n.\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('span.label')).forEach(element => { console.log(element.textContent); if (element.textContent.trim() === 'task') { element.textContent = 'hello'; } });\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "console log all text content from each span class "label". get all span class "label" text content and get "task" and change it to "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red'; Always give code without line breaks.\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('span.label')).forEach(element => { console.log(element.textContent); if (element.textContent.trim() === 'task') { element.textContent = 'hello'; } });\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "console log all text content from each span class "label". get all span class "label" text content and get "task" and change it to "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red'; Always give code without line breaks.\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.\nassistant: CODE: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('span.label')).forEach(element => { console.log(element.textContent); if (element.textContent.trim() === 'task') { element.textContent = 'hello'; } });\nuser: You are an AI assistant that generates JavaScript code for browser automation. Your task is to create code for the following request: "console log all text content from each span class "label". get all span class "label" text content and get "task" and change it to "hello""\n\nAlways respond with JavaScript code, even for simple tasks like "Refresh my tab" or "Go back to the previous page". Format your response as follows:\n\nCODE: [Your JavaScript code here]\n\nDo not include any explanations or additional text. Only provide the code. Here are some examples:\n\n1. If the user says "Refresh my tab", respond with:\nCODE: location.reload();\n\n2. If the user says "Go back to the previous page", respond with:\nCODE: history.back();\n\n3. If the user says "Change the background color to red", respond with:\nCODE: document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'red'; Always give code without line breaks.\n\nAlways assume the request is for generating code, even if it's not explicitly stated. Be creative and try to interpret the user's intent as a coding task.