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Review, commit and open terminals in your Exeora workspaces from Chrome's side panel. Exeora lets AI agents, and you, work on your code where it already runs: on your own machines or on Exeora Cloud. This extension puts Exeora's Workspace screen in Chrome's side panel, so you can review and ship changes next to whatever tab you are on: the docs you are reading, the pull request you are reviewing, the app you are testing. SOURCE CONTROL • Every staged and changed file of a workspace, with a syntax-highlighted diff. • Stage, unstage, discard, commit, fetch, pull and push. • Switch between projects, the project root and its workspaces, and branch off new ones. TERMINAL • Open an interactive shell in any workspace, on the machine that holds it. • Run tests, git or anything else while the page you are working on stays in view. ACCOUNT • Sign in with your Exeora account (GitHub or Google). You approve the extension once, and it stays signed in across restarts until you sign out or revoke it from Settings in the Exeora dashboard. REQUIREMENTS An Exeora account (https://exeora.dev) and a project served by the Exeora CLI on one of your machines (exeora connect) or placed on Exeora Cloud. PRIVACY The extension talks only to exeora.dev and reads nothing from the pages you visit. Details: https://exeora.dev/privacy
Sep 29, 2026
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