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Capture browser context and send tasks to your local Codex workspace. Dexly brings browser context into your Codex workflow so you can act on what you see without manually copying page details into a prompt. Dexly has two focused modes: Code Assist - Select one or more elements from the active webpage - Refine selections by moving to parent or child elements - Attach full-page, section, or selected-element screenshots - Type prompts or use optional browser voice typing - Send the task to a saved local workspace - Review streamed Codex output, file changes, and approval requests in Chrome Web Assist - Ask read-only questions about the current webpage - Opt into context from the full page or a selected field or section - Safely explore supported collapsed form sections and restore their prior state - Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Enter to analyze a full-page screenshot and read the rendered Markdown answer on the page, even when the side panel is closed - Optionally let Codex inspect relevant files in a selected workspace - Use Browser context only when no workspace or local-file evidence is needed - Type prompts or use optional browser voice typing - Receive structured answers, field guidance, source references, and extraction warnings Web Assist is advisory and read-only. It does not fill, save, continue, submit, authenticate, or handle one-time passwords on a webpage, and it does not modify workspace files. How Dexly works: 1. Install Dexly Companion and a compatible Codex CLI. 2. Open Dexly in Chrome's side panel. 3. Choose Code Assist or Web Assist. 4. Select the browser context and optional screenshots you want to share. 5. Review the prompt and send it to your local Codex runtime. 6. Review live output and, in Code Assist, any approval requests. Privacy and data handling: - Page content is accessed only for a user-invoked inspect, extraction, exploration, or screenshot action. - Prompts, selected page context, screenshots, workspace paths, and Codex output are sent through Dexly Companion to the user's local Codex runtime. They are not sent to Dexly's hosted billing service. - Recent prompts, compact page context, page metadata, and final results may be saved in Chrome's local extension storage so local task history can be reopened. - Optional voice typing uses Chrome's browser-provided speech recognition after a separate microphone prompt. Dexly uses the recognized text as prompt input and does not retain microphone audio. - The user's Codex runtime may send task inputs to the model provider configured in Codex. That processing is governed by the user's Codex account and provider terms. - Dexly's hosted service is used for sign-in, billing, entitlements, client compatibility configuration, and usage accounting. Requirements: - Google Chrome - Node.js 20 or newer - Dexly Companion - A compatible and authenticated Codex CLI - macOS, Windows, or Linux A Dexly account is not required for the first 3 successful guest preview sends. Continued use and paid features may require sign-in.