Dassi, from your
command line.

What you can do

• Drive the browser in plain English. Tell Dassi what you want — "summarize my open tabs," "fill this form" — and it clicks, types, navigates, and extracts.
• Bring your own model. Use your own API keys (BYOK) or managed credits — exactly like the extension.
• Tab-aware. Point it at the right tab or group with list-tabs and list-groups, then act on it with tools and call, or hand it a whole task with run.

In Claude Code

Use Dassi from inside Claude Code with the dassi plugin.

1. 1 · Install the extension & sign in

   Install the Dassi Chrome extension and sign in.

2. 2 · Add the marketplace & install the plugin
   /plugin marketplace add omnify-labs/dassi-claude-plugin
   /plugin install dassi@dassi
3. 3 · Reload so the skill registers
   /reload-plugins
4. 4 · Turn on auto-update — Claude Code leaves it off for third-party marketplaces

   Run /plugin, open the Marketplaces tab, select dassi, and choose Enable auto-update. New plugin versions then install on their own. Without it, update by hand: run claude plugin update dassi@dassi in a shell, or pick Update now from the plugin's entry on the Installed tab.

Then ask Claude Code to work in your browser, or call the skill directly:

• /dassi:dassi — read and operate your open tabs, or delegate a task to Dassi. e.g. "take a screenshot of the active tab," "fill the signup form on this Notion tab," "compare prices in my MacBook group."