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Endoplexity is a Chrome MV3 side panel and local bridge for agentic control of the browser a person is already using. It lets Claude or Cursor agent CLIs operate existing tabs and logged-in sessions by clicking, typing, filling forms, navigating, switching tabs, uploading files, and reading pages, without sending requests directly to a model or requiring a separate metered API key.
The side panel owns the Chrome DevTools Protocol connection and communicates over an origin-pinned WebSocket with a bridge on localhost; the bridge exposes browser tools over token-gated MCP/HTTP and enforces the safety policy, including approval gates and autonomy modes. Pages are provided to the agent as accessibility-tree snapshots rather than raw HTML, and actions return the resulting page state so subsequent turns can resend only changed lines. Its file-reading tool extracts text from PDFs, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, CSV, JSON, Markdown, and other text files.
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A Chrome side panel that lets an agent operate the user's real browser and logged-in sessions. It exposes accessibility-tree snapshots and applies safety permissions in a local bridge.
A Chrome extension and local bridge that lets a coding-assistant CLI operate the browser a person is viewing by clicking, typing, filling forms, and switching tabs. It uses an accessibility-tree view, supports approval gates and autonomy modes, and connects through MCP.
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