Let an assistant use your signed-in browser for a purpose you approve on your phone. AgentGate shares a checked task view and asks again before consequential actions.
The assistant requests a task, allowed website, permissions and duration. Your phone signs that exact scope.
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Use a checked view
The extension examines task tabs locally. Relevant source text and controls become a bounded assistant view; uncertain content waits for review.
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Keep the last word
Consequential or uncertain actions return to your phone with the target and staged values before execution.
The assistant sees the work. You see the boundary.
AgentGate gives the assistant a task view through MCP. Website login and MFA stay with you, in your own browser.
Outside the assistant interface
Raw page structure and screenshots
Browser cookies and saved credentials
Unapproved tabs and unrelated content
Arbitrary browser scripts
Inside the approved task
Purpose, exact origins and time limit
Checked text and usable control references
Phone approval for consequential actions
Revocation and expiry that end access
Automatic local mode uses Chrome’s on-device model when available. If you configure remote inference, that provider receives locally redacted candidates, which may include unrelated ordinary content. Redaction can miss sensitive details. The acting assistant still receives only the selected view. Read the data flow.
Give the task a boundary.
Explore the synthetic flow, then connect your own browser when you are ready.