Quay is a Chrome side-panel agent that actually uses the browser for you — it reads pages, clicks, types, opens tabs, and takes screenshots. Every session is locked to its own tab group, so it never touches the rest of your browser.
Quay isn't a chatbot bolted onto the side of your browser. It's a real autonomous loop with a curated tool belt, safety rails, and per-session isolation.
Built on Chrome's chrome.sidePanel API. No floating widgets, no overlays, no DOM injection where it doesn't belong.
Every session owns its own Chrome tab group. The agent can only read and act on tabs inside that group. Run several sessions in parallel without crossover.
Screenshots are attached as real image blocks for vision models. The agent can judge layout, read charts, and verify what it just clicked.
Per-session key/value memory. The model proactively saves preferences, profile facts, and resumable task state — and reuses them across turns.
Record a successful flow once. Replay it on demand or schedule it to run headlessly — every N minutes, daily, or weekly — with desktop notifications.
Writing actions go through an approval modal you control. Banking, government, health, and admin sites bypass any whitelist — every action confirms.
Plug in any major provider, or run everything locally with Ollama for a fully offline setup. Live token and cost counters on every message.
Your keys live in chrome.storage.local and never leave your machine except in direct HTTPS calls to the provider you chose. Quay is MIT-licensed — every line is auditable.
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