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Companion for the Ori Agent desktop app — records and replays your web workflows. Local-only, no cloud. Companion for the Ori Agent desktop app. Lets the locally-installed Ori Agent record and replay the user's web workflows by reading page state and dispatching clicks, typing, and navigation on the tab the user has chosen to automate. What it does: - Talks only to the locally-installed Ori Agent via Chrome's Native Messaging API. Nothing is sent to remote servers operated by the developer. - Reads page DOM (active tab URL, title, form values, element structure) only when the desktop app sends a command. - Dispatches actions (click, type, scroll, navigation) on behalf of the desktop app, against pages the user has explicitly granted access to. What it does NOT do: - No AI, model calls, or LLM in the extension itself. The desktop app may be intelligent; the extension is plumbing. - Does not access bookmarks, browsing history, downloads, sign-in credentials, or cookies. - Does not function unless the Ori Agent desktop application is installed and running on the user's computer. - Does not phone home, send analytics, or talk to third-party services. Site access (host permissions) is not requested at install time. The first time you start a workflow, the extension shows a one-time setup tab where you click Allow on Chrome's standard permission prompt. Revoke at any time from chrome://extensions/.
Jul 14, 2026
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