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lfl-terminal

Browser terminal with deterministic commands and a local LLM that proposes page actions you approve. Nothing leaves your machine.

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Version0.4.0
ManifestV3
Size122KiB
Languages1English (United States)
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lfl-terminal is a keyboard-first terminal that lives in your browser. Press the backtick key on any page and a terminal overlay slides up. Type deterministic commands to read, search, navigate, and act on the page. For anything that needs interpretation, a local AI model (one you run yourself) proposes a single action that you approve or reject before it ever touches the page.

The whole point is local-first, human-supervised control:

- Nothing leaves your machine. Deterministic commands run entirely in your browser. The AI half talks only to a local model on your own computer (loopback, 127.0.0.1). There are no accounts, no servers, no telemetry.

- The model proposes; you decide. Any action that changes the page (click, fill, navigate) is shown to you as a plain, deterministic summary and waits for your explicit approval. Read-only commands run without a gate.

- The model is never a security boundary. Approval, the fixed set of allowed actions, and the hard blocks (for example, credential fields are never auto-filled) are enforced by the extension's own code, not by the model.

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