Avalos AI

Avalos AI in your browser, on every page

The Sovereign Interface is a persistent sidebar that reads the page you're actually looking at — no copy‑pasting, no tab‑switching. It talks to avalos.ai by default, or to a Sulphur C server you run yourself. Never a third‑party key to paste.

Get the extension — v1.5.0
Chrome, Edge & Brave 302 KB
Any Chromium browser. Loads as an unpacked extension in seconds — no Web Store review to wait on.
① Unzip the download  →  ② open chrome://extensions  →  ③ turn on Developer mode  →  ④ Load unpacked, pick the folder.
Download for Chrome ↓
Firefox 298 KB
The same sidebar, built on Firefox's native sidebar_action. Requires Firefox 127 or newer.
Not yet signed by Mozilla — load it from about:debugging → This Firefox → Load Temporary Add‑on. Lasts until you close the browser; reload it any time from this page.
Download for Firefox ↓

Both builds run on the T1 Quick tier of Avalos AI's own sovereign hardware — nothing routes through a third‑party model provider, and there's no API key to manage. Running Sulphur C on your own machine instead? Open the extension's options and point the endpoint at your own server.

What it actually does

A sidebar on every page

Opens next to whatever you're reading — an article, a spec, a spreadsheet — instead of a separate tab you keep losing.

Reads the page with you

Pulls the text of the page (or just what you've selected) into context automatically, so you can ask about it without pasting anything.

Sees the screen, not just the text

Captures the visible tab as an image when a question needs eyes, not just text — a chart, a layout, a screenshot someone sent you.

Voice in, voice out

Dictate instead of typing, and have replies read back — built on the browser's own speech APIs, nothing extra to install.

Weekly wisdom

A rotating line from the causal‑axiom traditions the whole product is anchored in — the same ones you'll find in the main app's welcome screen.

Sovereign by default

Every request goes to avalos.ai or to a Sulphur C instance you control — the same on‑device‑ledger privacy model as the web app, never a silent third party.

The bridge to the Coder Engine

The permissions this extension already asks for — reading the active tab, injecting scripts, moving between tabs — are the same access a browser‑operating agent needs, not a smaller set bolted on later. Today that access is used to read: the page, your selection, the screen. It's the plumbing Avalos AI's Coder Engine will use to act in your browser directly once agentic browser actions ship, without asking you to install anything new when that day comes.

We'd rather say that plainly now than let the extension imply it already drives your browser for you. It doesn't, yet — it watches and answers.

Why this, and not another AI sidebar
Avalos AITypical AI browser extension
Model providerAvalos's own sovereign hardware, or yoursRoutes to a third‑party API you must key in
API key requiredNeverUsually, and it's on you to secure it
Conversation storageThis browser only — exportable, deletable, never on our serversVaries; often synced to the vendor's servers
Self‑hostingPoint it at your own Sulphur C serverNot offered
DoctrineKindness as causal law, stated in the product itselfA generic assistant persona