Per tab, not per site
You turn it on inside a single tab and pick which org, bot and chat it belongs to. Every other tab stays off, including ones you open later.
Switch Bridge on in one tab and your GATE agent sees that page and can act on it. Stop describing what's on your screen.
Free with a GATE account · Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc · one click from the Chrome Web Store.
You need a GATE account to switch it on in a tab. No GATE account yet? Request an invite.
Bridge is off everywhere until you switch it on, and you switch it on one tab at a time.
You turn it on inside a single tab and pick which org, bot and chat it belongs to. Every other tab stays off, including ones you open later.
Click a link, type a new address, go anywhere. Bridge goes with the tab. There's no list of allowed sites to maintain.
Your agent can click, fill a form, submit it, scroll to what it means and read the console when a page misbehaves.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store, then switch it on in the tab you want to work in.
One click. Bridge appears in your extensions and in the toolbar.
Behind the puzzle-piece icon, if Chrome tucked it away. Pin it.
Click the Bridge icon, pick the org, the bot and the chat. That tab is now on.
Only that one. Do the same in another tab whenever you want a second.
You're letting an agent into a browser tab. Here's exactly how far that goes.
Its page, wherever you take it, for as long as it's on.
Off. Your bank tab, your email, the ones you open later: your agent sees nothing in them.
On the default setting, anything written on a page reaches your agent fenced off, so words on a website can never read as an instruction from you.
Every command your agent runs in that tab is logged, and you can read the list.
Switch it off in the toolbar, or from GATE later, even after the browser is closed.
One click, and you stop copy-pasting your screen into a chat.