aindeev/agent-chrome-relay is a tool that lets coding agents control Chrome while keeping the user's login session, in a background tab. It consists of a Go relay and a Chrome extension. The latest release found in the provided record is v0.11.0. What changed in that release is not in the record, so the specific changes cannot be identified.
According to the README, coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Paseo, and pi can drive a real signed-in Chrome from the command line. The agent's tab does not steal focus or move the screen. It offers chrome-relay do, which takes a goal, data, and completion conditions, along with step-by-step browser commands, so the way of working can be chosen. The agent's actions are left in an audit log. Credential integration is optional.
This setup differs from ordinary browser automation in that the agent uses a browser that keeps the login session and also leaves a record of the work. The repository's primary language is Go and its license is MIT. However, the material states a macOS-centered restriction, so there is no ground for assuming the same coverage on other operating systems. The specific change list for v0.11.0 is not confirmed either, so the improvements of this release cannot be judged.