Summary: is a browser automation agent. When you run a task, it reads the active page's DOM, builds a simplified/cleaned text representation, and executes the actions you asked for (clicking, typing, scrolling, navigating), including across multiple tabs. Built-in skills use the same page-reading approach for specific workflows: cleaning up Gmail/Outlook inboxes, organizing Google Calendar, tracking a financial watchlist, summarizing news, scanning resumes, and preparing executive reviews.

• The task instructions you type or speak.
• A simplified/cleaned copy of the page structure and visible text of the tab(s) you run a task on.
• For email/calendar skills: the relevant message, event, or thread content visible on the page at the time.

Summary: Task instructions and the cleaned page content described above are sent to whichever AI provider you configure in Settings, so the model can decide what actions to take.

• OpenAI / Anthropic / other API providers: sent directly from your browser to that provider using the API key you supply. Their privacy policies apply.
• Your own local model (e.g. Ollama on localhost or your LAN): stays entirely on your network.
• In-browser model: runs fully on-device; nothing is sent over the network.
• Default demo endpoint (if you haven't configured a provider): requests go to our hosted testing API, run on Alibaba Cloud infrastructure, for evaluation purposes only. It does not log, store, or train on your prompts or page content- data is processed in-transit and discarded. We recommend connecting your own API key before using the extension on pages with sensitive data. Full terms: terms & privacy.

Summary: requests broad host permissions because it needs to act on whatever page you point it at- there's no fixed list of supported sites. Page reading and DOM actions only happen while you are actively running a task or an explicitly-invoked skill.

• Gmail / Outlook cleanup: reads inbox/message content on those pages only when you run the skill; performed by DOM automation in your own logged-in session, not a separate Gmail/Outlook API integration.
• Google Calendar: reads and reorganizes events visible on the calendar page when you run the skill.
• General automation tasks: reads and acts on whichever tab(s) you direct the agent to.

Summary: keeps a local memory of past sessions to give more relevant help over time, and includes optional on-device ML features. Neither sends your data to .

• Episodic memory, synthesized notes, and session history are stored in your browser's IndexedDB.
• Nothing in the memory store is synced to a remote server by default.

• If you connect an MCP vault (e.g. a local Obsidian server), memory can be exported there. This is a destination you configure yourself, typically on localhost.

• We do not operate a backend that stores your task content, page data, or memory (only the optional evaluation demo endpoint exists, and it discards data in-transit).
• We do not collect telemetry, analytics, crash reports, or usage statistics.
• We do not show ads inside the extension.
• We do not sell, share, or monetize your data in any form.
• We do not use your page content or task instructions to train any AI model.
• We do not execute any remote code- all extension logic is bundled locally at build time.

Summary: Your configuration, memory, and history live in your browser. holds no copy to delete on your behalf, except transient in-memory processing on the optional demo endpoint, which is discarded immediately after the request.

• chrome.storage.local: your AI provider settings and API key, feature toggles. Cleared on uninstall.
• IndexedDB: session history and memory (episodic notes, synthesized context). Cleared on uninstall.
• OPFS / on-device model cache: local ML model weights and embeddings, if used. Cleared on uninstall.

• Provider choice: connect your own OpenAI, Anthropic, local, or in-browser model at any time in Settings- this stops requests to the default demo endpoint immediately.
• Skill toggles: enable or disable individual skills (email cleanup, calendar, financial monitor, etc.) in the Agent Library.
• Clear local data: uninstalling the extension removes all locally stored settings, memory, and history from your device.
• Vault opt-out: the MCP vault integration is off by default and only sends data where you explicitly point it.

If this policy changes in a way that affects how your data is handled, we will show an in-extension notice before the change takes effect and update the effective date at the top of this log.