Virgil

Virgil operates a live browser session with real agency. It perceives the page, decides, and acts — clicking, typing, navigating, submitting. Not simulated: real, trusted input events, dispatched inside the session you are already signed into.

This is not a chatbot. It does not answer. It acts.

• Perception — reads the accessibility tree and DOM of the active tab.
• Action — dispatches trusted click and keyboard events via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
• Navigation — opens, switches and closes tabs; fills and submits forms; uploads files.
• Language — perceives the operator's language and acts in it.
• Memory — carries context across steps; learns which paths work and which are dead.

• Confined to the browser. No operating-system access. No filesystem reach beyond files the operator points to.
• Acts only on instruction. No background action, no initiative without a task.
• Inherits the operator's reach: it can do what you can do in your signed-in session — no more, no less.
• While active, Chrome shows a persistent "is being debugged" banner. That banner is the tell: the agent is awake.

• The visible content of the page a task runs on is transmitted to the processing model on secure servers.
• No passwords and no stored credentials are transmitted. No card data is held.
• A local, anonymous device identifier is used only for task accounting.

Full data handling — Privacy Policy →

An autonomous agent is only as safe as the intent that directs it. Its reach is your reach; its judgment is your instruction. Point it precisely. Grant tasks deliberately.

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