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Lets your XIVG AI employee use this browser on your behalf, with your approval, through the Relay Mac app. Relay connects your XIVG AI employee to this browser so it can do real work for you on the sites you already use - filling out forms, pulling information, moving a task forward - using your own logged-in sessions. The point is that you never have to hand over passwords, and you never have to install the AI employee itself on your computer. The employee stays on XIVG's servers. This extension, together with the Relay app for Mac, is simply its hands: it carries out the specific actions you approve, in the browser you're already signed in to. HOW IT WORKS • Your AI employee runs securely on XIVG's servers - never on your machine. • The Relay Mac app relays each requested action to this extension. • The extension performs it in your real browser: open a page, read it, click, type. • You stay in control the whole time. YOU'RE ALWAYS IN CONTROL • Nothing happens unless the Relay Mac app is open and you've turned on desktop access. • Reading a page is automatic once you've allowed access; anything that changes something - submitting a form, sending a message - asks you first. • Turn it off at any moment. PRIVACY • Relay does not sell your data. • The extension only reads page content and performs actions to carry out the task you asked your employee to do. It is never used for advertising or tracking. • This extension does not run any code downloaded from the internet. It only performs a fixed set of browser actions built into the extension itself. Relay requires the XIVG Relay app for Mac and an active XIVG account.
Jul 27, 2026
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