Connectors

Connectors let the super agent reach into your external accounts and act on your behalf. The flagship case is My Browser. Other third-party Connectors (e.g. GitHub, Notion) sit alongside it, with My Browser pinned first.

My Browser

My Browser is a Chrome extension (display name MuleRun Chat) that links your local, real Chrome to MuleRun. After you install it and log in, the super agent can open tabs in your own browser, using your logged-in sessions — visiting sites, reading pages, filling forms, clicking, and scraping. Your accounts, passwords, and local sessions never leave your device.

Useful for:

• Logging into sites and scraping data under your own session.
• Submitting forms or operating e-commerce / social platforms while signed in as you.
• Bulk actions that can only happen under your account.

Install

• Chrome on desktop only. Edge, Opera, Firefox, and Safari are not adapted; there is no mobile support.
• Get the extension ZIP from the /my-browser page, then load it via Chrome's Developer mode → Load unpacked.
• On Chrome startup you may see a "disable developer-mode extensions" prompt — click Cancel to keep My Browser enabled.
• The extension and mulerun.com must use the same Chrome profile, since login relies on the mulerun.com cookie.

If it isn't installed yet, the /my-browser page has full install instructions plus the download.

Two ways to use it

In the extension (in-page): open a right-side sidebar chat with the toolbar Mule icon, the right-click menu, or the shortcut ⌘U (Mac) / Ctrl+U (Windows). The sidebar shows a context card for the current page (URL, title, or selected text). Select text first, then right-click "chat about this selection" to scope the chat to it. If a session is already running, triggering again asks whether to Join current chat or Start new chat. The extension's Options page manages browser name, enable state, auto-approve, appearance, and language.

On mulerun.com: tick My Browser in the chat connector panel to route the session to your local browser. Settings → Browsers lists your connected browser extensions so you can enable or disable each.

Authorize

The first time the agent uses your local browser in a mulerun.com chat, an authorization card appears with a 120-second countdown:

• Authorize — the agent opens a tab in your Chrome and won't ask again for the rest of that session.
• Reject — the task falls back to the cloud browser; you'd need a new session to re-authorize.

Authorization is per chat session and expires after 30 days. Sessions started from the extension sidebar auto-approve ("Always on") and show no card.

Auto-approve is a per-browser toggle in the extension Options: new sessions routed to that browser skip the authorization card. Auto-approve browsers show a rocket marker in the Browsers list.

Takeover

While the agent works in a local tab, an overlay and a virtual cursor show what it's doing. A Takeover button at the bottom-center hard-stops the current session and returns control to you. This is not resumable — start a new task to continue. Simply closing the agent's tab only interrupts that one tab.

Multiple computers and browsers

Each Chrome profile / machine registers as a separate browser under your account. Settings → Browsers shows each connected extension: green = connected and enabled, grey = connected but disabled, plus its name, connect info, enable toggle, and a "Current" badge. When more than one enabled browser is online, the agent asks which one to use; it auto-routes only when exactly one enabled browser is online.

Stop or uninstall

• Disable via the Options toggle or the Browsers list — it stays logged in.
• Uninstall via chrome://extensions; it disappears from the Browsers list. Re-installing registers as a new browser.
• There's no UI to revoke a single past authorization — it expires after 30 days on its own.

Security

The extension can access all pages. During an authorized task, don't hand sensitive pages (online banking, internal corporate systems) to the agent.

Limits by plan

Item	Free	Plus	Super	Pro	Team Plus
Browsers enabled at once	1	unlimited	unlimited	unlimited	unlimited
Browser tasks within account concurrency	10	unlimited	unlimited	unlimited	unlimited

Auto-approve is available on every plan. Single-task authorization lasts 30 days. Browser tasks consume Credits under the normal agent-task rules.

Other Connectors

The chat connector panel also lists third-party services (such as GitHub and Notion), with My Browser pinned first. You can:

• Enable or disable a Connector.
• See per-Connector status: Connected / Disconnected / Needs Connect.
• Manage multiple instances of the same Connector.

Authorizing a Connector hands account actions to the agent, so only enable ones you trust and audit your authorization list periodically under Settings → Connectors.

FAQ

⌘U / Ctrl+U does nothing. The shortcut may be taken by another extension — rebind it at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. It also can't inject into system or chrome:// pages.

It says I need to log in. The extension and mulerun.com are probably on different Chrome profiles. Use the same profile for both.

Can it read my other open tabs? From the extension, it only sees the current tab you handed it. On mulerun.com, the agent opens its own task tab.