aindeev/agent-chrome-relay
Let your AI agents use your Chrome, signed in as you, in background tabs. By Alexey Indeev · blog: read.aindeev.com · X: @AlexeyIndeev
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Lets your coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Paseo, pi) use your everyday Chrome, with your real logins, from the command line, in background tabs: nothing takes focus, nothing on your screen moves. --until "text:Invitation sent" fills, clicks and checks every step, in about the time an agent spends on one click. More fill). More you share with it (passwords, 2-step codes, passkeys), typed by Chrome Relay so the agent never sees them. More Status (unlisted: only at that link). TestFlight on the iPhone, then open the link there); in App Store review. The core is background tabs with your logins, chrome-relay do, Google sign-in hops and an audit trail. Everything else is optional and off until you turn it on: 1Password, Secure Enclave passkeys, iPhone approvals, and a TypeSafe key for the fastest decider. See What's optional. Nothing installs the extension for you, and it only runs on Macs…
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Inside the original README — Document outline
- Chrome Relay
- How it works
- Setup (once per Mac, 2 minutes)
- Telling your agents
- Whole goals in one command: chrome-relay do
- Step by step: Chrome Relay's own commands
- Who can drive it
- Sign-ins
- What's optional
- Signing in with 1Password (optional)
- Passkeys
- Paying with a card
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What this repository does
Let your AI agents use your Chrome, signed in as you, in background tabs. By Alexey Indeev · blog: read.aindeev.com · X: @AlexeyIndeev
Repository facts
- Owner
- aindeev
- Primary language
- Go
- Stars
- 289
- Forks
- 9
- Open issues + pull requests
- 1
- License
- MIT
- Archived
- No
- Default branch
- main
- Created
- 2026-10-10T07:38:27.000Z
- Last push
- 2026-10-16T16:46:29.000Z
Topics and intended use
Owner-supplied topics: agent-browser, ai-agents, browser-automation, cdp, chrome-extension, claude, claude-code, codex, cursor, macos, paseo
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