What is lensdna-extension?

LensDNA is a browser extension for Chrome, Brave, and Edge that lets AI models control a web browser directly, including on older or closed systems that typical cloud based AI agents cannot reach, such as legacy insurance portals, local ERP systems, or VPN gated internal tools. Because it runs inside the browser on your own computer instead of through a remote server, it can see the page visually, read its structure, and perform actions like typing, clicking, and focusing fields the way a person would. You bring your own API keys for the underlying AI models, such as Gemini, Claude, or Grok, for a voice service called ElevenLabs, and for a data lookup service called Monid that gives access to more than 1,500 external tools and APIs for tasks like looking up leads or market information. The extension also supports live voice conversation with low latency, and it keeps a memory of facts across sessions that gets loaded back in each time you start. For use in medical settings, the extension includes a specific mode meant to help meet HIPAA privacy requirements. When this mode is turned on along with a signed Business Associate Agreement, the extension blocks itself from saving conversation data, clinical summaries, or extracted page content to local storage, and it only allows models that are confirmed to be HIPAA eligible unless you explicitly confirm your own custom model is covered. Beyond browser automation, the extension includes two extra media features: a dialer that can route AI generated audio into phone calls through a telephony service, and an eight channel audio mixer for combining and adjusting separate audio tracks like vocals and instruments. To install it, you clone or download the repository, turn on Developer mode in your browser's extensions page, and load the folder as an unpacked extension. After that, you open its side panel and enter your API keys before using it. The project describes itself as under active development and is released under the MIT license.