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Connect your existing Chrome session to Raydo with explicit approval, scoped grants, browser work sessions, and auditable artifacts. Raydo Browser Help connects your existing Chrome session to the Raydo desktop work OS through a local manager API. It helps Raydo attach approved browser context and browser action receipts to your work artifacts, while keeping browser access permissioned, visible, and auditable. What it helps you do: - Send the current tab to Raydo as a browser page snapshot. - Bind a browser tab to Raydo organization, role, capability, and workflow context. - Grant or revoke current-domain access from the extension popup. - Claim a Chrome tab as a Raydo browser work session. - Keep handoff, resume, finalize, and browser action timeline state visible to Raydo. - Run approved browser capabilities such as observe, screenshot, scroll, click, type, download handoff, upload handoff, and form-submit workflows. - Project browser snapshots, file transfers, and external-effect receipts into Raydo live artifacts. - Keep higher-risk actions behind confirmation gates, review summaries, approval records, and receipt artifacts. Privacy and control: Raydo Browser Help only talks to the local Raydo manager API on 127.0.0.1 or localhost. It is designed for explicit user approval, scoped domain grants, and local-first browser work. Sensitive pages and sensitive DOM fields are blocked before snapshots or interactions are sent to Raydo. Raydo will not make purchases for you, change account or security settings, read or fill passwords, read or fill verification codes, access credit card fields, silently upload local files, or use raw browser debugging control without permission. Every meaningful external browser action is designed to leave a receipt so you can review what happened, where it happened, what was approved, and what artifact was produced. Requirements: Raydo Browser Help is intended to be used with the Raydo desktop app running locally. Start Raydo desktop before connecting the extension.