Redrob Extension
Redrob Extension, on the page you are reading
Reading, translating and acting on a page as you browse it, inside the browser you already use. An extension zip you load yourself.
Pick the system you are installing on. Every file, with its checksum, is listed further down.
What it is
Redrob Extension, in plain terms
The Extension is Redrob where you already are: reading the page in front of you, translating it, pulling out the part you came for, and filling in the form you have filled in forty times. It runs inside the browser you already use.
Translation is the part of it you can also use without the extension, in Console, on text you paste in.
What it does
- Translate a page in place, in both directions between Korean and English.
- Answer about what is on the page without you copying it somewhere else first.
- Carry out a short task on a page you are signed in to, with the step shown before it runs.
Download
The files, and what each one is
- redrob-browser.zipManifest V3 extension zip for Chromeredrob-browser.zip.sha256
It is not a Chrome Web Store listing. Unzip it, open chrome://extensions, turn developer mode on, and load the unpacked folder yourself.
Each file has its published .sha256 next to it, linked above, so you can check what you fetched before you run it. The files come from cdn.redrob.ai and nowhere else.
There is no one-line install command for this one. Redrob Code is the only application with a script on Console; here you fetch the file and install it the way your system installs that kind of file.
What is not there: It is not in any extension store, so there is no one-click install and no automatic update. There is no Firefox or Safari build. It is also not the Redrob Browser: that is a separate application with its own page.
Credit and keys
What paying gets you
Credit is bought against your workspace, not against a product. One balance, drawn on by whichever Redrob application you open, and it does not expire. So paying now is not paying early for this page: it is the same balance Console itself runs on today.
Connecting Redrob Extension needs no key copied by hand
Press "Connect Redrob" in Redrob Extension and it shows a short code and opens the confirm page here.
Sign in, check the application named on that page is the one asking, and approve it. Console then issues that machine an ordinary workspace API key: it appears in your key list named after the application and the day, it is billed to this workspace like any other key, and revoking it there stops the application. The secret is never shown on the confirm page, and the application collects it once.
The connect step is in the build linked above, so nothing here is waiting on Console. Pasting a key by hand also still works, and is the fallback for a machine that cannot reach Console or a key issued out of band.
If you are a developer
The API is open now, speaks the OpenAI chat completions protocol, and bills the same workspace credit as the applications do. Keys are issued and revoked in Console.
- Developer docsProtocol, keys, endpoints
- API referenceEvery endpoint, in full
- API keysIssue and revoke, in Console
There is no free trial and no welcome credit. A workspace starts at zero and pays first, which is stated here rather than discovered at the till.
Questions
About Redrob Extension
Yes. This page links the published builds: Manifest V3 extension zip for Chrome. It is not a Chrome Web Store listing. Unzip it, open chrome://extensions, turn developer mode on, and load the unpacked folder yourself.
It is not in any extension store, so there is no one-click install and no automatic update. There is no Firefox or Safari build. It is also not the Redrob Browser: that is a separate application with its own page.
Credit is bought against your workspace rather than against a product. One balance, drawn on by whichever Redrob application you open, and it does not expire. Paying now is not paying early for this page: it is the same balance Console runs on today.
There is no free trial and no welcome credit. A workspace starts at zero and pays first, from $5.
It asks for one. The application shows a short code, you approve that code in Console, and Console issues that machine an ordinary workspace API key: it appears in your key list named after the application, it is billed like any other key, and revoking it there stops the application. A key you paste by hand still works, and is the fallback for a machine that cannot reach Console.
Also from Redrob
The other applications
Same workspace, same balance. Each page states its own product’s state, so none of them can quietly disagree with this one.
- ConsoleAvailable nowWhere you pay, see what you have spent, and manage who on your team can spend it. Open now.
- CodeAvailable nowCoding help in your terminal, in the language you write in. Installs with one command on macOS, Linux and Windows.
- CoworkAvailable nowA desktop workspace for repeatable team tasks, shared prompts and connected tools. Stable Windows, macOS and Linux builds are available now.
- OfficeAvailable nowDocuments, spreadsheets, slides and PDFs, edited on your own machine with the assistant in the editor. A signed Windows installer and Linux packages you can download now.
- DesignAvailable nowLayout and image work driven by a description rather than a toolbar. A signed Windows installer and Linux packages you can download now.
- BrowserComing soonA browser of our own, built from Chromium, with the agent in the window rather than bolted on. Not published yet.
One balance
Download it, then add credit.
A workspace pays first, from $5, and every application draws on that one balance. Nothing to choose and nothing to cancel.