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Sovariq, the AI engineer from Sovaria, in Chrome's side panel: it reads and works on the sites you allow. When your website can't talk to its Sovaria backend, Sovariq can look for you. Ask in the Sovaria console, allow your site once, and Sovariq opens it in a tab and reads the failed API calls (status, CORS), which Sovaria project the page calls, and page errors. It then fixes what's on the Sovaria side, such as allowed origins, policies and keys, and tells you what to change in your code. It only works on sites you allow, one by one; you can remove a site at any time. It never clicks, types or submits anything, never reads other tabs, and keeps no history. Sovariq gets a short text report, nothing more.
Oct 22, 2026
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