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Privacy-first behavioral signal capture; streams anonymized interaction metrics to your local Synheart sensor agent. Synheart Behavior for Chrome Turn how you browse into useful focus signals on your machine, under your control. Synheart Behavior is a Chrome extension for people who already run the Synheart stack locally. It captures how you interact with the browser (rhythm, attention, movement patterns) never what you read or type and streams anonymized metrics to your sensor-agent for synheart-flux and Human State Interface (HSI) output via synheart-core-gateway → Syni Life. Your workflow, not your words. We never record URLs, page titles, passwords, or typed content. Tabs are anonymous labels (tab-1, tab-2). Sites are reduced to generic categories so you get signal without surveillance. Why teams use it Privacy by design Timing and patterns only. Nothing that could reconstruct pages, queries, or credentials. Local-first Data flows to your sensor-agent on localhost, not a third-party cloud. Built for deep work Focus, load, and recovery-style signals (HSI) for the same behavioral model you use on mobile via synheart-behavior-dart. Stays out of your way Toggle recording from the popup; events buffer if the agent is offline, then sync when it’s back. Get started in 3 steps Run your stack Sensor-agent (and Synheart runtime / gateway as you normally do). Connect the extension Open the popup → Sensor → set port + token → Save → Test Connection. Flip it on Use the main toggle ON when you want capture; watch Stats and HSI in the popup. That’s it. No account in this repo just your local config.
Jul 8, 2026
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