Web Haptics

The web-haptics skill enables AI agents to trigger tactile feedback on supported devices, enhancing user interaction through vibration patterns. It allows agents to communicate status updates or confirm actions via subtle physical cues rather than just visual or auditory signals.

When to use it

• Confirming successful task completion, such as a file upload or message sent.
• Alerting users to errors or warnings that require immediate attention without interrupting their workflow visually.
• Simulating button presses or navigation clicks in mobile applications where touch feedback is expected.
• Providing rhythmic patterns to indicate loading states or processing delays.

Key capabilities

• Triggering device vibrations with varying intensities and durations.
• Sending haptic events directly to the user's browser environment.
• Supporting custom vibration patterns for distinct user experiences.

Example prompts

• "Please vibrate my phone gently to confirm you've received my instructions."
• "Give me a short double-tap vibration if the search results are ready."
• "Alert me with a strong haptic pulse if the connection drops."

Tips & gotchas

Haptics require user permission and are only functional on devices equipped with vibration motors. Ensure your AI agent checks for device support before attempting to trigger feedback to avoid errors on desktop browsers or non-haptic hardware.