Give your AI Eyes.
And Hands.

E2LLM connects the AI you already use — ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity — to your real browser. It sees what you see and acts where you're logged in. You approve every action.

Connect your AI → See it work
Works with the AI you already use
ChatGPT · Claude · Grok · Perplexity · Manus
Why E2LLM
The adapter, not another agent
Built-in browser agents lock you to one vendor, in a sandbox that isn't your browser. E2LLM is the layer underneath — it works with the AI you already pay for, in the browser you already use.
Built-in browser agentsE2LLM
One vendor's AI, their sandboxThe AI you already pay for — any of them
A separate browser or a cloud VMYour own browser, your tabs
Not logged in as youWorks where you're already signed in
Switch assistant = start overSwitch AI freely — same setup
Each run sees the page differentlyDeterministic reading — same page, same result
See it work
Watch your AI act on a real page
A short walkthrough of E2LLM reading a live page and acting on it, in a real signed-in browser session.
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Demo walkthrough — coming soon
How it works
Connected in three steps
1

Install the extension

Add E2LLM to Chrome or Firefox, and sign in.

2

Connect your AI

Paste the connection into the AI client you already use — ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity.

3

Ask it to do something

On a real site, in your own session: "read this page", "fill this form", "book this". You approve each action.

Downloads → Setup guide
You're in control
Your browser, your sessions, your approval
By default, your AI client asks for your approval before each E2LLM action — you're in full control; you can allow specific tools to run automatically.
What it does
  • Reads the live, rendered page — roles, text, selectors, positions, salience
  • Acts on the page — click, fill, scroll — through your own browser session
  • Plugs into the AI client you already use
What it doesn't do
  • It doesn't reason. Your AI does the thinking; E2LLM gives it eyes and hands.
  • It isn't a cloud browser. It runs in your own signed-in browser — a browser is required, and that's the point.
  • It doesn't act without you. Approval is on by default; automatic actions are opt-in, per tool.
BrowsersChrome and Firefox, built and tested. Other Chromium browsers — Arc, Brave, Edge — are compatible, but we don't test them individually.
AI clientsTested with Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, and Grok. Any compatible client should work — Cursor, VS Code, and Gemini among them — though we haven't tested every one.
Perception is free to try. Actions are Pro.
See pricing →