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Connect your Chrome browser to Aurick AI agents for real-site testing. Aurick Connect connects your signed-in Aurick account to Chrome so AI agents can work in your browser — on your network, with your sessions — instead of a remote cloud browser. What it does - Signs in with your existing Aurick account (app.aurick.ai) - Bridges your browser to Aurick agents through a secure relay - Groups agent-controlled tabs in Chrome so you can see what is running - Lets you take back control when an agent needs human input (Take Control / Exit Control) - Shows active agent groups from the toolbar popup Who it is for Teams using Aurick who enable Browser Operator on a project and want agents to interact with staging or production sites the same way a user would — including sites behind login, VPN, or local dev environments. How to use it - Install this extension and sign in to Aurick when prompted. - In Aurick chat, enable Browser Operator for your project (if your org allows it). - Start a task that uses the client browser — the extension connects automatically. - Open the popup to see active groups or focus agent tabs in Chrome. Privacy & security - Agents only drive tabs in managed Aurick tab groups, not your entire browser. - The extension uses your Aurick auth session; it does not store your password. Support https://www.aurick.ai/contact
Sep 3, 2026
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