Tab Agent

Manage your Chrome tabs with plain English.

Too many tabs open? Tab Agent lets you group, close, and organize them using natural language — powered by Groq's free LLM API, running entirely in your browser extension with no local server required.

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Features

• Natural language commands — just describe what you want
• Group tabs by topic, domain, or any criteria
• Ungroup, duplicate, or close tabs in bulk
• Aware of existing groups — adds to them instead of creating duplicates
• No backend required — calls the Groq API directly from the extension
• Free — Groq's free tier supports 1,000+ requests/day

Demo

Command	Result
Group all GitHub tabs	Groups every tab on github.com
Close duplicate tabs	Removes tabs you have open more than once
Ungroup everything	Moves all tabs out of their groups
Group tabs by topic	Creates multiple thematic groups

Getting started

1. Get a free Groq API key

Sign up at console.groq.com and create an API key. No credit card required.

2. Load the extension

1. Open chrome://extensions in Chrome
2. Enable Developer mode (top right)
3. Click Load unpacked
4. Select the chrome-manager-frontend/ folder

3. Add your API key

Click the extension icon, click API Key, paste your Groq key, and press Enter. It's saved locally in your browser.

4. Start managing tabs

Type a command in the popup and press Enter (or click the ↑ button). Use the example chips as a starting point.

How it works

User prompt + tab list → Groq API (llama-3.3-70b-versatile) → JSON commands → Chrome APIs

The extension collects your open tabs (ID, title, URL, current group), sends them to the Groq API along with your prompt, and executes the returned commands using Chrome's tabs and tabGroups APIs.

Project structure

chrome-manager-frontend/   # The Chrome extension
├── manifest.json          # MV3 manifest
├── background.js          # Service worker — Groq API calls + Chrome command execution
├── pop_up.html            # Popup UI
└── pop_up.js              # Popup logic

chrome-agent-backend/      # Legacy FastAPI/Ollama backend (unused)

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue before submitting a large PR.

1. Fork the repo
2. Create a branch: git checkout -b feat/your-feature
3. Commit your changes
4. Open a pull request

License

MIT