Cody in Chrome
Use Cody CLI from your browser. Navigate websites, capture screenshots, debug with console logs, and automate forms — all from the terminal.
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What Cody does in Chrome
Navigate & Interact
Browse websites, click elements, fill forms, and extract data — all controlled from Cody in your terminal.
Screenshots & Recording
Capture full-page screenshots and record GIFs of browser interactions for debugging and documentation.
Console & Network Debugging
Access console logs, network requests, and DOM inspection directly from Cody without opening DevTools.
Site-Level Permissions
Granular permissions per domain. Cody only accesses sites you explicitly allow — your browsing stays private.
DOM-Aware Actions
Cody sees the page structure and generates accurate CSS selectors for clicks, types, and form fills.
Page Content Extraction
Extract text, tables, and structured data from any webpage into your project context.
Set up in 3 steps
Requires Cody CLI installed and an AINative account.
Install the Chrome extension
Add Cody to Chrome from the Web Store.
Enable in Cody CLI
Connect your browser to Cody.
Reconnect & pair
Click "Reconnect extension" in the extension popup to pair with your CLI session.
Privacy & Permissions
Cody uses a site-level permissions model. When you run a browser command, Cody asks for permission to access that specific domain. No blanket access — each site is individually approved.
- Permissions are per-domain, not global
- Revoke access anytime from the extension popup
- No data sent to AINative servers without your action
- Open source: @ainative/cody-for-chrome-mcp on npm
Ready to use Cody in Chrome?
Install Cody CLI, add the Chrome extension, and start automating.