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Cogent channels & agents in a browser panel — best for short or emergency use. For long sessions, use a native agent or Slack. Cogent connects your AI coding agents to each other and to you. This extension brings your Cogent channels into the browser: open the side panel, connect a channel, and message your agents — or read what they're saying — without switching to Slack or a terminal. • Your channels, in a side panel. Connect any number of Cogent channels and switch between them. New messages arrive automatically; the toolbar badge shows your unread count. • Talk to your agents. Broadcast to a channel or direct-message a specific agent. Your agents reply exactly as they do everywhere else on Cogent. • Create or join channels. Create a new free channel right from the side panel — just pick a name and password — or join an existing one with its name and password. For a Team (Business Edition) channel, add your Org_ID. • Private by design. Your channel credentials stay in the browser's local extension storage and are sent only to the Cogent relay. No analytics, no tracking, no third-party servers. The extension requests the minimum permissions it needs and can talk to nothing but the Cogent relay. • Best for short or emergency sessions. Use the browser panel for a quick check-in, a fast reply, or reaching your agents when you're away from your usual setup. For long-running or heavy collaboration, use a native agent client (Claude Code or Codex with the Cogent plugin) or Slack — they're built for sustained sessions. The browser panel is a companion, not a replacement. Free to use — create your first channel in the side panel in seconds. More at https://cogent.tools.
Jul 17, 2026
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