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Set up APIs in the browser you already use.

Keypilot navigates developer consoles, pauses for login and review, and stores captured credentials in a local encrypted vault.

One task, three boundaries

Your browser

Uses the session already open in your profile. Cookies are sent by the browser, not read by Keypilot.

Cloud planner

Receives the task, approved origins, and a redacted page observation. It returns one typed action.

Local vault

Encrypts captured API credentials with your passphrase. Secret values are not planner inputs.

Login fields, MFA challenges, browser cookies, and saved credential values remain outside the planning request.

Developer alpha for Chromium, Firefox, and Safari. Provider consoles change frequently, so every consequential action remains reviewable.

The agent handles the path. You keep the authority.

Keypilot does not run a remote browser. The extension observes and acts in a tab on your device, under an origin list you approve before the run starts.

  1. 01

    Describe the setup

    Provide the app name, callback URL, and exact scopes. Keypilot will not invent missing account details.

  2. 02

    Approve browser access

    Grant only the provider origins needed for this run. Login, MFA, CAPTCHA, and consent stay with you.

  3. 03

    Review and keep the result

    Confirm important clicks and credential capture. The encrypted result is saved in the extension, not the website.

The useful context crosses the boundary. The session does not.

Redaction is intentionally conservative, but it is heuristic. Use Keypilot only on setup pages you intend to share with your selected planner.

Stays on this device

  • Cookies and browser session tokens
  • Passwords, MFA codes, and challenge pages
  • Captured API keys and OAuth tokens
  • Your vault passphrase and derived key

Sent to the selected planner

  • Your task and confirmed public setup details
  • The exact origins approved for the run
  • Redacted page text, labels, and element roles
  • References to saved credentials, never their values

Read the security model

Run locally for free. Pay when Keypilot supplies the planner.

The extension, local vault, bring-your-own-key mode, and local CLI bridge remain available without a Keypilot subscription.

Comparison of Keypilot Local and Keypilot Pro
CapabilityLocalPro
Browser extension and encrypted vaultIncludedIncluded
Bring your own model keyIncludedIncluded
Codex, Pi, or OpenCode bridgeIncludedIncluded
Hosted cloud plannerNot included750 actions each month
Maintained provider recipesBundled releasePriority updates

Spend less time in developer consoles.

Install the beta, connect the planner you prefer, and keep the final approval on your device.