Kadmo

Lets the Kadmo runtime on your computer drive this browser: navigate, read and act on pages for the workflows you run.

Kadmo lets the Kadmo runtime on your computer drive this browser. The runtime is the part of Kadmo that runs on your own machine. With this extension installed, the workflows you run there can use the browser you already work in: open a page, read it, click, type and fill in forms, take a screenshot, and hand the result back to the workflow. Pages open with the sessions you are already signed in to, so nothing needs your passwords. WHAT IT DOES - Opens and drives a tab for the runtime: navigation, clicks and key presses, typing and form filling, scrolling - Reads a page for the workflow: its structure, its text, a screenshot - Answers a site's sign-in prompt with credentials your runtime hands it for that one site, for that session - Records what you do on a page when you start a recording, and hands it to your runtime, where one click turns it into a workflow you can run again - Shows a button for a workflow on the pages it is meant for, and runs it on that page with one click - Gives each AI agent session that works through your runtime a window of its own, with the session's tabs in one tab group named after it, so you see what an agent does and where; a tab you drop into that group is lent to the agent and comes back when the session ends HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the Kadmo runtime on your computer: with Node.js 22 or later, run npm install -g @kadmo/cli, then kadmo serve — or kadmo service install, which runs it whenever you log in (more at https://docs.kadmo.ai). 2. Install this extension. It connects to the runtime on your computer by itself. 3. The toolbar button shows whether the runtime is connected and which agent sessions it runs, records what you do, opens the runtime's dashboard, and switches the page buttons on or off. PRIVACY The extension talks to one place only: the Kadmo runtime on your own computer, over a local connection. It sends nothing to Kadmo or to anyone else, keeps no history, and contains no analytics or error reporting. What it reads from a page goes to your runtime, because a workflow you started asked for it. To show page buttons, it asks your runtime which buttons a site has, by the site's name; switch page buttons off in the toolbar to stop that. Privacy policy: https://kadmo.ai/privacy