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openclaw-chrome

v1.3.0

Published

22 days ago

OpenClaw Chrome Channel — chat with your AI agent directly from Chrome's toolbar, like Telegram but built into Chrome.

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Chrome Extension Channel — OpenClaw Plugin

Chat with your OpenClaw AI agent directly from Chrome's toolbar.

What it does

Adds a Chrome extension as a messaging channel for OpenClaw — like Telegram or Discord, but built into your browser. Send messages, receive responses, and manage conversations without leaving Chrome.

Install

openclaw plugins install @openclaw-plugins/chrome-channel

Setup

1. Install the Chrome Extension

Since the extension is not yet on the Chrome Web Store, install it manually:

Locate chrome-extension/ in this plugin's directory
Open chrome://extensions/ in Chrome
Enable Developer mode (top-right toggle)
Click Load unpacked → select the chrome-extension/ folder
Pin the OpenClaw icon to your toolbar

2. Configure

Click the OpenClaw icon → Settings (gear icon)
Enter your Gateway URL (default: http://localhost:3000)
Enter your API Key
Click Save & Connect

3. Start chatting!

Type messages in the popup to talk to your OpenClaw agent.

Features

Real-time WebSocket messaging with HTTP polling fallback
Dark theme UI
Message persistence across popup open/close
Background service worker for notifications
Auto-reconnect on connection loss