MoPilot Code

Lets MoPilot Code's agents use the tabs they open in this Chrome, one tab group per chat.

MoPilot Code is a desktop app that runs coding agents (Claude Code, Codex and other ACP agents). This extension lets those agents work in your own Chrome when you ask them to: open a page, read it, click and type, take a screenshot. - Chat from Chrome's side panel: click the toolbar button or press Cmd+E (Ctrl+E on Windows and Linux). Start a chat about the page you are on, pick up a recent one, choose the agent, model and permissions, and add files or a screenshot of the tab. The chats are the same ones as in the app. - Select text on a page, right-click and choose Ask MoPilot Code: the side panel opens with the text in its message box, ready to edit. - Agents only use tabs they open themselves. Each chat gets its own tab group, titled for the chat. Your other tabs are never attached or read. - While an agent works in a tab, the page shows it: a frame around the tab, the agent's pointer and a Stop button. MoPilot Code asks before an agent uses a site for the first time, and asks again before sensitive actions such as payments or password changes. Press Stop, press Esc in MoPilot Code, or drag a tab out of its group to take it back. - When an agent downloads a file in its tab, MoPilot Code tells it where Chrome saved the file. - The extension's settings list the sites you allowed agents to use in this Chrome, with Revoke, and let you name this Chrome. - It works only with the MoPilot Code app on the same computer, over a local connection. The extension sends nothing to any server. Requires the MoPilot Code app. Once both are installed, the app asks you to allow this Chrome. There is no code to copy.