Kin

Lets Kin on your Mac open, read and act in Chrome tabs for your AI apps, under your Kin rules, each app in a tab group of its own.

Kin connects your AI apps to the services and devices you use, and asks you before anything happens that you have not allowed. This extension lets Kin on your Mac read and act in your Chrome tabs when an AI app asks: open pages, read a page's text or outline, click, type, choose, press a key, take a screenshot, attach a file you approved, and find the files it downloaded. Every request goes through your Kin rules first. Reads start at Allow and actions start at Ask me, and you can allow an action on one site only. Each AI app works in background tabs of its own, kept together in a named, colored tab group, so you can see which app holds which tabs. An app acts only in its own tabs. It can read your tabs but never act in them, unless you drag a tab into its group. Files an app downloads go in a folder named after it in your Downloads folder. Screenshots: Chrome pictures only the tab in front of its window, so Kin takes a screenshot of a tab you are looking at, and reads a tab behind another as text or an outline instead. Kin never brings a tab forward to picture it. The extension talks only to the Kin app on your Mac, through Chrome's native messaging. Web pages and other extensions cannot reach it. It never reads cookies, saved passwords or site storage, and it reports password, card and one-time code fields as hidden. You need Kin on your Mac: https://kinlab.ai