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Local browser bridge for Aemyos. Read pages, click elements, manage tabs, and control your own Chrome from the desktop agent. Aemyos Bridge connects Google Chrome to Aemyos, a free, open-source Windows desktop voice agent (aemyos.ai). With the extension installed, things you say to Aemyos that involve the browser — "open a new tab and search flights to Istanbul", "click Sign in", "scroll down", "fill the form with my name", "close this tab" — are carried out precisely inside Chrome instead of by simulated keyboard and mouse. What it does • Reads the current page so the agent can find buttons, links and fields by name • Clicks elements, types into fields and submits forms on your command • Opens, closes, switches, reloads and pins tabs; navigates back/forward; zooms • Looks up your bookmarks, history and downloads when you ask for them • Takes a screenshot of the visible tab for the agent when a task needs it How it works The extension talks only to the Aemyos app running on the same PC over a local WebSocket (ws://localhost:8769). It never contacts any web server of its own, has no analytics, sets no cookies and stores no personal data. Nothing happens unless you gave Aemyos a command. Without the desktop app the extension does nothing. Requirements • Windows 10/11 with Aemyos installed (free download at aemyos.ai/download.html, or run from source: github.com/YSah44/desktop-agent-ai) • Your own Anthropic and Groq API keys, entered in the Aemyos app Open source under the MIT license: github.com/YSah44/desktop-agent-ai/tree/main/chrome-extension
Sep 12, 2026
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