CMINI Browser Assistant

Lets your CMINI AI open its own tabs in your browser and use your sign-ins, after you approve. You type passwords yourself.

CMINI Browser Assistant connects your browser to the AI of CMINI, the website builder, so it can do web chores for you in your own browser, where you are already signed in: fill in an application to a payment provider, set up a domain, move content from your old website. How it works: - Connect once: when the AI first needs your browser, your chat shows a card with six digits. Press Connect in the extension, pick the service and type the code; the extension then asks you to confirm the account is yours. - You approve: the extension opens its own window naming the AI, what it says it will do and what it may use. Allow one task, or tick "Always allow" (ticked by default) so later tasks start without this window. You can turn that off in the side panel at any time. - The AI works only in tabs it opens, grouped under its name. Your own tabs are never touched. - Any public website may be used for the work you asked for. Banks, payment accounts, crypto accounts and password managers are blocked, and a site that looks financial and is not on that list is asked about first, once. - The AI goes ahead with ordinary steps such as filling in a form, going to the next step, agreeing and saving. It asks you first before paying, transferring money or deleting, and before sending or deleting mail. These checks read the page's wording and may miss an unusual one, so please watch important work. - The AI never types passwords, one-time codes or card numbers: you type them. You can stop everything from the toolbar icon at any time; an activity log shows what happened. While the AI works, Chrome shows its standard "is debugging this browser" bar; pressing Cancel there stops everything.