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Your /project dashboard and a coding agent that sees the page you are on, in Chrome's side panel. Everything runs on your machine. A coding agent beside your page, and your Ecosphere project, in Chrome's side panel. Built on OpenCode. The agent in this panel is OpenCode (opencode.ai), the open-source coding agent, running on your own computer. The extension is its interface in Chrome: without OpenCode the chat and the agent do not work. Setup installs OpenCode for you if it is missing. The AI model, and its account or API key, are the ones you configure in OpenCode; model costs are between you and that provider. Ecosphere Assistant is not made by or affiliated with the OpenCode project. An agent that sees the page you are on. Pick an element, describe the change, and the agent finds it in your source and edits it. Reload the tab to see it. You choose what it may see: the page address, the element, a screenshot, the console errors. You approve every step. File changes appear as diffs. Every command waits for you: allow once, always for this project, or reject. Rules from your workspace AGENTS.md are passed on to the agent. Sessions that save tokens. Start from a blank session, switch back to an old one, rename, fork, undo, redo or share it, with OpenCode's slash commands (/new, /sessions, /compact, /undo…). A context meter explains how full the model's memory is and offers Compact when it fills up. Your project dashboard. Open QA requests waiting in /project and let the agent reproduce and fix them; steps and an end-of-session summary appear on the dashboard. Deploy the version you built on your machine (your source is never uploaded) and add signed LXS capabilities to your ecompose.yml without hand-editing YAML. Private by design. OpenCode and a small helper program run on your computer. "Signed in" means the eco CLI on your machine is signed in: the extension stores no key or token and reads a page only when you ask. What you need - OpenCode on your computer, with an AI model configured (installed during setup if missing) - The eco CLI and an Ecosphere account (for /project, QA and deploy) - The local helper (one install command shown on first open) - Chrome 116+, macOS or Linux, Node.js 18+ (Windows via WSL is planned) Setup is a short checklist on first open, with a welcome tour.
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