Chrome Relay v0.11.0 adds Chrome Web Store support

Chrome Relay v0.11.0 was published on October 13, 2026 by Alexey Indeev (aindeev) on GitHub. The release adds support for the Chrome Web Store copy of the extension, alongside extension version 0.10.0. The tool lets AI agents use your Chrome, signed in as you, in background tabs, according to the repository description.

Release facts

What changed

• Chrome Web Store support. The relay accepts the store copy of the extension beside your own unpacked copy, applies store updates once no agent tab is open, and doctor shows which copy each profile runs.
• Store listing still in review. Until Google publishes it, setup and doctor keep installing from your clone (Load unpacked) and call the store version "coming soon".
• Extension 0.10.0. The release notes say there are no new permissions, and a second copy of the extension in the same profile is refused with a clear message.
• README update. The README now explains chrome-relay do up front: one command for a whole goal, how a step is decided and when it hands back.
• Trust choice. The store copy is identified by its store ID; the notes say you can load your clone's copy instead if you only want to trust code you pulled.

Questions

Is the Chrome Web Store version available now? Not yet. The release notes say the store listing is in review and to build from source until then.

How do I update? The release notes give this command: cd && git pull && ./build && chrome-relay update.

Which agents does it work with? The product site says Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Paseo can use it today, and each agent sees only its own tabs.

Browse the Chrome Relay hub, the browser agents category, or a related launch such as Cline SDK v0.0.93.