Corex Browser Bridge

Native browser companion for the Corex autonomous CLI agent. Controls designated tabs upon user request.

Corex Browser Bridge is the official browser companion for the Corex autonomous CLI agent (https://corex.sluisr.com). It lets Corex work in your own browser, with your existing logins: open pages, read them through the accessibility tree, click, type, fill forms and take screenshots, only when you ask it to from your terminal. Key features: - Local only: the extension talks to the Corex program on your computer through Chrome's Native Messaging. No ports, no servers, no cloud relay. - Only the tabs it opens: Corex works in tabs it opens itself, grouped under an orange "Corex" tab group, with a visible cursor and frame while it acts. It never reads or touches your other tabs. - No pairing: Chrome only lets this extension connect to the Corex program, and only Corex installed by you on your machine can connect to it. - Zero data collection: no telemetry, analytics or tracking. Requirements: Corex installed on Linux or macOS. Install Corex, run `cx` once so it registers itself with your browser, then press Reconnect in the extension popup. Windows is not supported yet.