OpenClaw Direct Chrome extension security report

OpenClaw Direct puts your OpenClaw instance in Chrome's side panel. Click the toolbar icon and your instance opens beside the page you are already on — no extra tab, no window juggling, no losing your place while you wait for a reply. It is for people who already run an instance on openclaw.direct and keep it open all day next to their real work. The panel signs you in with the openclaw.direct session you already have in this browser, so there is no second login and no API key to paste anywhere. The panel adapts to where you are: - **Not signed in** — a Sign in / Create account screen. Nothing opens on its own; clicking a button opens the openclaw.direct sign-in page in a new tab, and the panel moves on by itself once you are signed in. - **Signed in, no instance yet** — a Set up your instance screen that opens the setup flow on openclaw.direct in a new tab. - **Instances that are not running yet** — a read-only list of every instance on your account with its current status, plus links into the portal to manage it. The panel refreshes on its own while an instance is starting up. - **One running instance** — that instance, filling the panel. - **Several running instances** — a picker. Your choice is remembered locally, so the panel comes back to the same instance next time, and a Switch button in the header takes you back to the picker. The extension shows only openclaw.direct. It does not read, modify or record any other website, and it adds nothing to the pages you browse.