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ChromeClaw is an open-source Chrome extension that provides a personal AI assistant directly inside the browser. It runs within Chrome’s sandbox and is designed to work without a separate server, Docker setup, command line tools, or a required account. After installing, users add their own API key and can connect to multiple LLM providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, and switch models as needed. The extension supports persistent memory across sessions with automatic session journaling, and it includes a multi-agent setup where users can create named agents with separate models, tools, workspace files, and custom JavaScript tools. ChromeClaw also supports browser automation through the Chrome DevTools Protocol to read pages, click elements, type, take screenshots, and run JavaScript, plus optional messaging integrations with WhatsApp and Telegram and local voice input/output.
Hard to use LLMs privately in-browser with your own keys.
Chrome extension chat/agents using local keys, memory, automation.
Chrome users wanting an AI assistant in browser.
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