croit AIplane Browser Control

Lets an AIplane conversation act in this browser — with your logins, and only after you switch it on.

croit AIplane Browser Control connects a conversation in your own AIplane to the browser you are already using — with the sessions you are already signed in to. Ask the assistant to look something up in an internal tool, fill in a form, walk through a checkout, compare two pages, or take a screenshot of what it found. It works in a tab of its own, in its own tab group, so it stays out of the way of whatever you are doing. WHOSE AIPLANE AIplane is open-source software that you or your organisation host. This extension talks to the AIplane you pair it with and to nothing else. The authors of this extension receive no data from it at all — no page content, no addresses, no statistics. Whoever runs your AIplane holds your data. IT IS OFF UNTIL YOU SWITCH IT ON Nothing happens until you pair an AIplane and switch the extension on from its toolbar icon. The icon is coloured while it is on and grey while it is off, Chrome shows its own banner across every tab, and every step is listed in the popup. Switching it off releases everything at once, and so does closing Chrome. WHAT IT CAN DO Navigate, read a page, find things on it, click, hover, drag, type, press keys, scroll, take screenshots, emulate a phone or a desktop viewport, wait for something to appear, and list open tabs. WHAT IT CANNOT DO Run code sent from anywhere. AIplane sends a fixed set of named actions that this extension checks against a list it ships with; anything else is refused. It also cannot switch itself on — that takes a click on the extension's own button, which no web page can produce. WORTH KNOWING A page the assistant reads can contain text aimed at the assistant. Grant the sites you would let an assistant work in, and switch it off when you are done. Source code and documentation: see the project repository.