Intentic — your agent, in your browser

Intentic gives you a sandbox — a private box with your repository, your tools and an AI agent that works in it. This extension lets that agent work in THIS browser: the one you are already signed into. That is the whole point of it. Your sandbox has its own browser, and it is the right tool for most jobs — it runs while nobody is at the keyboard. What it can never be is you: your passkey, your work SSO, your bank's device check, the sites that refuse a datacentre address. This borrows your browser instead of copying its profile or sign-ins. Page content from sites you allow still goes to your sandbox and the AI model you chose; the sign-in itself moves only when you use the separate hand-over action and confirm it. You are there while it works. Every action draws a line in the corner of the tab it happened in, and anything that looks like paying, deleting or submitting a password asks you first, on the page. WHAT IT CAN DO • Read a page the way an agent needs to: every link, button and field, named • Click, type, choose from dropdowns, scroll, wait for something to appear • Work in a tab that is not the one in front, so you keep using the browser • Take a screenshot of a tab, for the canvas apps and PDF viewers a page's structure says nothing about • Hand one site's sign-in to your sandbox, with your confirmation, so a long job carries on after you close the laptop WHAT IT CANNOT DO • Touch a site you have not allowed. Sites are granted one at a time, by you, and revoked in Chrome's own settings. Your browser enforces that, not us — an extension cannot grant itself a site • See the other tabs. Chrome withholds even the address of a tab you did not allow, and the extension shows that honestly rather than pretending • Read what you type into a password field • Keep working when you pause it. One click in the popup and every request is refused HOW IT CONNECTS The extension talks to your sandbox and to nothing else. There is no Intentic server in the path, no account to create here, no analytics and no third-party code. You pair it once with a code from your sandbox, and it holds one outbound connection while the browser is open. You need an Intentic sandbox to use this: https://intentic.dev