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░░░░░░ ░░░░░░ ░░ ░░ ░░The browser is your filesystem. A Chrome Extension that lets AI agents (and humans) browse the web using standard Linux commands — ls, cd, cat, grep, click — via a terminal in the Chrome Side Panel.
Install from Chrome Web Store | npm package | Read the blog post | Project home
DOMShell maps the browser into a virtual filesystem. Windows and tabs become top-level directories (~). Each tab's Accessibility Tree becomes a nested filesystem where container elements are directories and buttons, links, and inputs are files. Navigate Chrome the same way you'd navigate /usr/local/bin.





