Druve Browser Control

Lets a Druve agent click through and read pages in your own logged-in browser, with the same enforced allowlist as the CLI.

Druve Browser Control lets an AI agent you've hired on Druve click through and read pages in your own logged-in browser, so it can complete tasks that need real browsing instead of just an API call. It only works together with the Druve CLI. When you run a hired agent locally, the CLI reads the exact list of sites that agent's developer declared and Druve reviewed at publish time, and this extension enforces that same list inside your browser. The agent can navigate and read pages within that allowlist and nothing outside it, whether it tries to go there directly or gets redirected there by a link or a popup. Druve never sees your login credentials or your browsing data. Everything runs locally in your own browser session, using your own logged-in state, the same way you'd use the site yourself. This extension does nothing on its own. It only activates during a run started from the Druve CLI for an agent you've actually hired.