Opticlick Engine is a Chrome Extension that autonomously navigates any website. Describe your goal in plain English — it handles every click.
Opticlick runs a continuous perception–action loop, powered by multimodal AI, until your goal is complete.
Type a plain-English instruction in the extension popup. No selectors, no scripting required.
A canvas overlay numbers every clickable element on the page, piercing Shadow DOM and iframes.
A screenshot is sent to Gemini 3.1 Pro with your prompt. The model returns the ID of the element to interact with.
The Chrome DevTools Protocol fires a real mouse event sequence — bypassing React, Vue, and Angular synthetic event guards.
After each action the agent observes the new page state and decides the next move, autonomously.
Designed to handle dynamic SPAs, cross-origin iframes, and high-DPI displays out of the box.
Numbered bounding boxes rendered on a unified canvas give the LLM a precise, unambiguous spatial map of every interactable element.
Content scripts are injected into all frames including sandboxed third-party iframes, so embedded widgets are never out of reach.
Recursively pierces open Shadow DOM roots to discover components hidden inside Web Components and design-system libraries.
Uses Chrome Debugger API to dispatch real mouseMoved → mousePressed → mouseReleased events, indistinguishable from physical input.
Click coordinates are automatically divided by devicePixelRatio before dispatch, ensuring pixel-perfect accuracy on any display.
MV3 service workers are ephemeral — Opticlick uses chrome.storage.session and IndexedDB so the agent never loses its place.
Capturing event listeners prevent accidental user interference while the agent is mid-task, with a clear visual indicator when active.
A MutationObserver-based idle gate ensures annotations are only drawn once network and DOM activity have settled.
Requests only activeTab, scripting, debugger, and storage. No broad host permissions. Your API key stays local.
No third-party automation libraries. Everything runs directly on the browser's own extension and debugging APIs.
Add Opticlick Engine to Chrome and run your first autonomous task in under two minutes.
Add to Chrome — it's free