doeverything — an AI agent that drives your browser. Chat in the side panel; it navigates, fills forms, and runs tools for you.
Users
18
−1 in 30 days
Rating
0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
0
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#160K
#133K among extensions
Version
1.0.0
updated 14 Jul 2026
Users
monthly, 3 months
Latest, 18 Oct 2026:18 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 3 months
Latest, 18 Oct 2026:0 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
The Chrome Web Store rounds user counts down to the leading digit, so the user line moves in steps. The ratings count is exact and is the better signal of real adoption.
About doeverything – AI Browser Agent
doeverything is an AI agent that lives in your browser sidebar and does exactly what the name says — everything.
Tell it what you want. It navigates to the right pages, clicks buttons, fills out forms, pulls data, grabs screenshots, and works through multi-step workflows — all on its own, on any website.
Open source — read the code, file issues, or contribute at https://github.com/tufanYavas/doeverything
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WHAT IT CAN DO ON ANY WEBSITE
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- Navigate — opens URLs, follows links, and handles multi-page flows
- Click and interact — presses buttons, toggles checkboxes, and picks from dropdowns
- Fill forms — types, completes fields, and submits, including on modern single-page apps
- Read pages — sees visible text, links, and interactive elements without dumping raw HTML
- Take screenshots — full-page or region captures mid-task for verification
- Run JavaScript — injects custom scripts for advanced extraction or automation
- Inspect network requests — reads and replays HTTP requests to see which APIs a site uses
- Remember across sessions — saves site-specific learnings and recalls them next time
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YOUR API KEY, YOUR MODEL
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Bring your own API key from whichever model provider you already use — no subscription required. Prompts and replies travel between your browser and that provider. Compatible endpoints let you plug in self-hosted models or private deployments.
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AUTOMATE ON A SCHEDULE
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Set tasks to run on their own — daily, weekly, monthly, or every N minutes:
- "Every morning at 8am, check my GitHub notifications and flag what needs attention"
- "Every Monday, pull this week's analytics from the dashboard into my notes"
- "Every 30 minutes, check if the product is back in stock and ping me"
Scheduled runs happen in a background window, retry on failure, and send a desktop notification when done so you can review the results.
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SKILLS & SLASH COMMANDS
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Save your best prompts as reusable skills and fire them off with a slash command:
/summarize — summarize the current page in bullet points
/research $company — run competitive research on a company
/scrape — turn what's on screen into a structured table
/download — save what you're reading to a file
Skills support argument templates ($company, $url), tool restrictions, domain-specific activation, and model overrides.
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USE IT FROM OUTSIDE THE BROWSER
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doeverything also runs as an MCP server. Paste the relay URL into an MCP-compatible desktop assistant, and it can browse through your Chrome — searching, reading, reporting back. Or install the local bridge, so the coding agent in your editor can read docs and click through the app you're building.
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YOU STAY IN CONTROL
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Four permission modes — pick whatever fits the task:
🔍 Ask every time — approve each action before it runs
📋 Follow a plan — review the agent's plan once, then let it go
✅ Allow for site — one approval per website per session
⚡ Hands-off — full automation; the agent still refuses payments, account deletion, and mass-sends unless you explicitly tell it to
It remembers what you've approved on each site, so you aren't asked twice.
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PERSISTENT MEMORY
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doeverything keeps what it learns. If a store's checkout needs an extra click, it writes that down and reuses the note next visit — less rediscovery, fewer wasted tokens.
- RAM memory — fast, conversation-scoped, clears on a new chat
- Persistent memory — survives restarts, stored per domain, no size limit
- Browse, export, import, and wipe memory from the settings panel
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BUILT FOR REPETITIVE WORK
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If you pull data from a dozen sites a week, fill the same forms all day, test user flows by hand, or copy dashboard numbers into spreadsheets, doeverything takes over the repetition — and gives you back the hours it used to eat.
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PRIVACY
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Your API keys are encrypted in chrome.storage.local and sent only to the model provider you pick. doeverything does not collect, store, sell, or log your conversations or browsing data — no account system, no analytics. When MCP relay mode is on, browser tool results (page snapshots, screenshots) pass through a relay server in real time and are thrown away immediately — nothing is kept or processed by doeverything's servers.
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Add doeverything to Chrome. Tell it what you need. Watch it happen.