Chap by ChatPanel — Privacy-First AI Agent Chrome extension security report

ChatPanel puts an AI chat in your browser's side panel — talk to the coding agents already running on your own machine, with the context of whatever tab you're on. Local agents, via a tiny open-source local bridge: • Claude Code • Codex • Gemini CLI …using your own logins and your own compute. Nothing is routed through our servers. Bring your own model too: point ChatPanel at a local Ollama or LM Studio, or any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint with your own API key. What you can do: • Chat from any tab without leaving the page • Pull in the current page, your selected text, several open tabs, or a pasted URL as context • Keep a searchable, local history of every conversation • Define your own agents and reusable skills / prompts • Summarize pages, analyze a URL, explain the code in a repo, and more Privacy-first: • Your settings, chat history, and API keys stay in your browser • Page content is read only when you explicitly attach it, and is sent only to the agent or model you chose • No remote code — everything ships inside the extension Pricing: • Free — one local agent + one model endpoint of your choice, current-tab & URL context, local history, built-in skills • Pro — all your agents & endpoints, multi-tab / whole-window context, custom skills, per-agent system prompts, and exports • Team — cloud sync, shared agents & skills, hosted agents, SSO Run the optional local bridge with one command (npx @chatpanel/bridge) and your installed agents appear automatically.