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TypoClaw browser extension TypoClaw is the world’s first 100% browser-native AI agent stack. It brings the power of autonomous agents like OpenClaw directly into your Chrome Side Panel—no servers, no Docker, and no complex setup required. While other agents run on remote clouds, TypoClaw runs entirely on your machine. It can reason, write code, execute commands in a built-in terminal, and interact with the pages you browse to automate your most tedious tasks. Key Features: 🤖 Fully Autonomous: Give it a goal. It reasons, writes code, runs it, and iterates until it’s done. 📂 Persistent Workspace: A real directory tree (OPFS) inside your browser. Your files stay put even after a refresh. 🐚 Built-in Terminal: A bash-compatible shell that runs right in the page. Pipe, redirect, and grep without an SSH tunnel. 🏎️ Side Panel Agent: Research and automate any webpage while you work. It navigates and clicks just like a human. 🔒 Nothing Leaves the Browser: Your API keys are encrypted with AES-256 and stored locally. No backend, no breaches, no tracking. ☁️ Direct Claude API: Talk directly to the model from your browser—no proxy servers or middle-man markups. What Will You Automate? - From generating interactive maps to scanning subreddits for data, TypoClaw turns your browser into a high-performance automation server. - Up and running in 10 seconds with your API key.
Mar 17, 2026
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