OpenClaw Browser Relay

Attach OpenClaw to your existing Chrome tab via a local CDP relay server.

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7-day growth rate-0.33%

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Version0.1.0

ManifestV3

Size17.46KiB

Languages1English

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OpenClaw Browser Relay is a lightweight Chrome extension that connects your browser to the OpenClaw automation gateway running on your machine. With a single click on any Chrome tab, you attach a local CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol) relay, which lets OpenClaw drive and observe the tab programmatically. Key benefits:

• Local-first automation: all traffic to the relay stays on your device; no data leaves your machine.

• Seamless tab attachment/detachment: attach to the active tab, detach when needed, and automatically reattach after navigation.

• Robust reliability: built-in reconnect logic, per-tab operation locks, and fallbacks to keep your automation running through browser/workspace restarts.

• Developer-friendly: designed to work with OpenClaw’s workflow tools (CRM, scripts, dashboards) to accelerate capital/operational automation without manual clicks.

• Safe by design: uses token-based authentication for the relay, with clear guidance on permissions and privacy.

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