Send a page or selection
Use the toolbar or the selection menu to carry the current source into Corvio.
Send the page you are reading to Corvio, then save it, ask about it, or continue with the source attached.
Chrome completes installation in the Web Store. Websites cannot install an extension directly.
The selected passage stays tied to its source.
Compare this with the material already in my project.
The extension reads the page only when you ask, then keeps the source and result in your existing Workspace.
A focused entry point for the page in front of you.
Use the toolbar or the selection menu to carry the current source into Corvio.
Ask Corvio to explain, compare, summarize, or save the material before you continue.
When a task truly needs it, approve only the named site in a separate Chrome permission step.
Chrome keeps the final installation and permission decisions visible.
Follow the button to Chrome Web Store, choose Add to Chrome, and review Chrome’s confirmation.
Add from Chrome Web StorePin Corvio from Chrome’s Extensions menu so it is ready on any regular webpage.
Open a page, optionally select a passage, click Corvio, and choose what should happen next.
The extension is designed around visible user actions. Reading a page and helping with a website sign-in are separate moments with separate permission boundaries.
No. Chrome retired inline extension installation. A website can explain the extension and open its official listing, but you must finish installation inside Chrome Web Store and approve Chrome’s confirmation.
For page handoff, it reads the active page only after an explicit click. If a Browser task needs an existing sign-in, Corvio asks again and Chrome shows the exact site permission before anything is transferred.
It opens in your existing Corvio workspace as source context for a conversation. You can review and edit what happens next before keeping the result.
The official release is designed for desktop Google Chrome.
Add Corvio to Chrome from the official Web Store listing.