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Let your Agency AI agents work in your own Chrome, with your sign-ins, asking before anything hard to undo. Agency AI for Chrome lets the AI agents in your Agency AI workspace do work in your own Chrome browser, using the sites you are already signed in to. Agents normally work in a separate cloud browser with no access to your accounts. With this extension, an agent you are chatting with can open pages, read them, click, type and fill in forms in your own browser, so it can handle things like internal tools, logged-in dashboards and accounts that only work from your machine. HOW IT WORKS - Pair the extension with your Agency AI account using a one-time code from Account settings. - When you chat with an agent and it needs a browser, it works in a purple "Agency AI" tab group in your current Chrome window. It never touches your other tabs. - You see what it is doing: the page glows, a cursor moves to each target, and the chat shows a "Working in your Chrome" strip. - You can take over at any time. Pressing a key or the mouse in the agent's tab stops the agent immediately. YOU STAY IN CONTROL - Off by default. Switch it on or off from the side panel. - Allowed sites: the agent asks before acting on a site for the first time. You choose Allow once, Always allow, or Deny. - It asks before anything hard to undo, such as sending, paying, deleting, uploading files, or submitting forms with passwords or card fields. - Optional "Act without asking" for sites you trust. Payments, deletes, passwords, card fields and uploads still ask. - Only you can use your browser. Other people in your workspace, scheduled runs and other agents cannot drive it. It works only during your own live chat. - Pages on private network addresses (such as localhost) are blocked. REQUIREMENTS - An Agency AI account and workspace. - Chrome 116 or later. The extension needs the "debugger" permission to click and type in the agent's tab, and access to the sites you allow so the agent can read and act on them. It does nothing until you pair it and an agent is asked to use your browser.