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Foxora Eye is a Chrome extension that lets your Foxora agents see and operate the web through your own browser — your tabs, your sessions, your logged-in state. They see exactly what you see, and they click exactly where you'd click.
Free · Chrome · Edge · Brave · Arc
Observation-first · Site-scoped · Pause anywhere · Open source · Local-first
Ninety percent of your real work lives behind a login — Gmail, Linear, your bank, your CRM, the admin dashboard nobody wrote an SDK for. Today's agents keep trying to get in, and keep hitting walls.
Most agents talk to the 10% of the web that exposes a clean SDK. The other 90% — every portal, dashboard, internal tool, and SaaS without a public API — is locked behind screens no SDK will ever ship.
A fresh Chromium on a server starts with no cookies, no saved passwords, no 2FA device. It can load a homepage. It can't read your inbox, open your CRM, or file your expense report.
CSS selectors aren't a contract. Gmail ships a UI tweak on Thursday and every recorded flow goes red. Worse: the agent can't reason — it can only replay what it saw once.
The agent needs the browser you're already signed into — not a second, lesser one.
Foxora Eye is a Chrome extension, not a virtual machine. When you give your agent a task, it doesn't spin up a separate browser — it rides along inside the one you already have open. Same tab. Same cookies. Same logged-in state. Two operators on one surface, with a very short list of what they share and a very strict list of what they don't.
Every action is logged, reversible, and scoped to the tab you pointed Foxora Eye at. Pause with ⌘⇧E. Stop with one click.
Foxora Eye does exactly two things. It reads the page as a structured ref-tree. It writes back as dispatched DOM events. No screenshots piped to a model. No record-and-replay. No custom protocols. Just the web, read and written the way the browser already understands it.
Foxora Eye walks the accessibility tree, filters it to what's actually interactive, and names each node with a stable `ref` that survives UI tweaks. The agent reasons over semantics, not CSS classes.
1<div class="aim bnt z0W" jsaction="..." role="button"2 aria-label="Archive" data-tooltip="Archive (e)"3 data-action-data="[...1.7kb of opaque state...]">4 <div class="bqY aYa asa T-I-KE">5 <img src="/icons/?v=112" class="hB" />6 </div>7</div>
ref IDs are anchored to semantic role + accessible name — they survive class renames and A/B tweaks.
The tree only exposes nodes the user could actually act on. No hidden, decorative, or off-screen junk.
The agent sees ancestry, children, and state — so 'the archive button in this email row' is expressible.
Foxora Eye exposes seven primitives — every task decomposes into them. Writes are always observation-first: the agent previews what it's about to do, and you (or a rule) get the final say.
Every write publishes a preview event first. Extensions, rules, or you can accept, reject, or rewrite before the DOM changes. Reads happen freely; writes happen on consent.
The extension is sandboxed per tab, scoped by origin, pausable at any keystroke, and every single event is written to an audit log you own. Nothing leaves your machine unless you asked it to.
You point Foxora Eye at a tab. That tab is all it can see. Other windows, other tabs, other profiles — invisible.
⌘⇧E freezes the agent mid-action. A single Escape cancels the current task. Hover the extension icon — big red Stop.
Every click, type, and read is appended to a local journal you own. No telemetry by default — ship logs only if you opt in.
The extension is AGPL. Build it yourself, audit it, or pin a SHA. The whole surface area is reviewable in an afternoon.
Nothing here phones home. The log is yours. The source is yours. The tab is yours.
Every workflow that dies at a login screen. Every portal nobody built an SDK for. Every tedious multi-tab shuffle. Point Foxora Eye at it once, and the agent does it the way you would.
archive every promo email from the last 30 days, keep primary untouched
file last week's receipts into the Brex expense report
summarize my unanswered Linear mentions since Monday
pull unfulfilled orders from amazon, flipkart, and doordash into a single sheet
unsubscribe from newsletters I haven't opened in 60 days
reorder my usual weekly grocery from instacart
You describe the outcome in a sentence. Foxora Eye does the clicks.
Foxora Eye is a free Chrome extension. Install it, pin it, summon it with ⌘⇧E, and point it at whatever you wish you didn't have to click through anymore.
Free · Chrome · Edge · Brave · Arc · no account needed
Your cookies · your DOM · your 2FA
click · type · fill · scroll · ...
No telemetry · pause with one key
AGPL · pin a SHA · build your own
That's the whole product.