On in one tab, not a whole site
You switch it on inside a single tab and pick which organization, agent and chat it belongs to. Every other tab stays off, including tabs you open later.
GATE Bridge is a free Chrome extension that lets your own GATE agent see and act on one browser tab. You switch it on in that tab and pick your agent and chat; it can then read the page, click, fill in forms and submit them while every other tab stays off. Every command it runs is logged, and switching the tab off stops it at once.
Free with a GATE account · Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc · one click from the Chrome Web Store.
You need a GATE account to switch it on in a tab. No account yet? Request an invite.
Bridge is off everywhere until you switch it on, one tab at a time.
You switch it on inside a single tab and pick which organization, agent and chat it belongs to. Every other tab stays off, including tabs you open later.
Click a link or type a new address and Bridge goes with the tab, so there is no list of allowed sites to keep. Switch to another tab and your agent stays where it was.
Your agent can click, fill in fields, press keys, submit forms, scroll to what it means, read the console and put a screenshot in your chat.
Two steps in your browser, then you ask in plain words.
One click. Bridge appears in your extensions; pin it to the toolbar if Chrome tucks it behind the puzzle-piece icon.
Open the page you want your agent in, click the Bridge icon and pick the organization, the agent and the chat. That one tab is now on.
Type in the Bridge panel on the page or in your GATE chat. Your agent works in the tab while you watch each step in the panel.
With Bridge installed, your agent can send a link that switches Bridge on in the tab you open it in, already pointed at that agent and chat. It works once and lasts an hour.
You're letting an agent into a browser tab. Here is exactly how far that goes.
Its page, wherever you take it, for as long as it is on.
Guardrails that hold in every tab.
GATE Bridge is a free Chrome extension from GATE Intelligence that connects one browser tab to your own GATE agent. You switch Bridge on in the tab you want help in and pick your agent and chat, and the agent can then read that page and act on it: click, fill in forms, submit them and report back in your chat. Every other tab stays off.
Add GATE Bridge from the Chrome Web Store in one click, then open the page you want help with, click the Bridge icon in the toolbar and pick your organization, agent and chat. That tab is now on. If Bridge is already installed, your GATE agent can also send a one-time link that switches Bridge on in the tab you open it in.
GATE Bridge installs from the Chrome Web Store, so it works in Google Chrome and in other Chromium browsers that take Chrome Web Store extensions, such as Microsoft Edge, Brave and Arc. Bridge runs inside the browser you already use, so there is no new browser to switch to and no separate app to install on your computer.
In the tab you switch on, your GATE agent can read the page, click buttons and links, fill in fields, press keys such as Enter or Tab, submit forms, go to a new address in that tab, read the browser console and put a screenshot in your chat. Each step it takes shows in the Bridge panel on the page as it happens.
No. GATE Bridge works only in the tabs you switch it on in, one at a time, and every other tab stays off, including tabs you open later. Inside a tab that is on, Bridge follows the page wherever you take it, but when you move to another tab your agent stays in the tab you switched on and cannot reach the rest.
Yes, in the tab you switch on. GATE Bridge reads that tab's page as it is, including what is typed into its fields, a password box among them, and it never reaches any other tab. So switch Bridge on in the tab where you want your agent working, and leave it off in tabs like your online bank or your email.
GATE Bridge is built so you stay in control: it works in one tab at a time, page text reaches your agent marked as untrusted so words on a website never read as an instruction from you, every command your agent runs is logged for you to read, and switching the tab off stops your agent at once and cuts that tab's connection.
GATE Bridge costs nothing to install from the Chrome Web Store, and the store keeps it up to date. Switching it on in a tab needs a GATE account, because Bridge connects that tab to your own GATE agent and chat. GATE is invite only right now while GATE Intelligence onboards a small number of businesses.
An AI browser asks you to move to a new browser with its own assistant. GATE Bridge is an extension in the Chrome-family browser you already use, it works only in the tab you switch on, and it connects that tab to your own GATE agent, with the same chat, memory and tools that agent uses for the rest of your business.
One click from the Chrome Web Store, and your agent works in the tab you are on.
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