REVOX Web Extension
1. Definition and Core Role
The REVOX Web Extension serves as the cornerstone of user interaction within the REVOX ecosystem. It is both a secure local runtime for managing personal AI agent instances and the primary interface layer for human–agent communication. By bridging user devices with decentralized AI infrastructure, the Web Extension ensures that users maintain privacy, control, and seamless accessibility across their REVOX experience.
2. Core Functionalities
User Storage for Personal Agent Instances
Provides a secure vault for storing agent state, preferences, interaction history, and credentials.
Supports encrypted local storage with optional hardware-backed security modules (TPM, Secure Enclave).
Preserves session continuity, ensuring that agents remember user context across browsing sessions or devices.
Interface for Agent Communication
Acts as the dialogue hub between users and their agents.
Supports multiple interaction modalities: text prompts, command inputs, contextual UI overlays, or visual diagrams (e.g., hover-based chart annotations).
Provides intuitive, no-code interaction mechanisms, enabling non-technical users to engage effectively with complex workflows.
3. Extended Capabilities
Cross-Device Synchronization
User preferences and agent states can be securely synced across devices using encrypted backup and restore flows.
A recovery mechanism ensures resilience in case of hardware loss.
Identity and Access Management
Users can manage multiple decentralized identities (DIDs, wallet addresses) directly within the extension.
Fine-grained access control allows users to set limits on what their agents can do (e.g., daily spending caps).
Customizable UI Widgets
Developers can design custom interfaces for specific workflows (e.g., password entry, data dashboards).
Supports modular UI components that agents can embed in user interactions.
Offline Support
Local caching allows agents to continue operating in a limited capacity when offline, syncing with the REVOX network once connectivity is restored.
4. Security and Privacy
Local-first Design: All sensitive data is stored and processed locally by default, reducing exposure to centralized servers.
End-to-End Encryption: Communications between the extension and REVOX agents use encrypted channels.
Permission Scopes: Agents request explicit approval for sensitive actions (e.g., signing transactions, accessing emails).
Auditability: All significant operations are logged, allowing users to review what their agents did on their behalf.
5. Application Scenarios
DeFi User Interface
A Web3 investor uses the extension to interact with a Compound Agent that monitors their portfolio, suggesting rebalancing strategies with one click.
Research Assistance
A researcher employs the extension to query academic datasets via Context Knowledge, visualizing results in an embedded chart widget.
Compliance Automation
An enterprise user integrates the extension with compliance workflows; agents automatically cross-check transactions against regulatory thresholds before approval.
Productivity Agent
A user connects Gmail and Calendar Plugins through the extension, enabling an agent to manage emails and schedule tasks directly within their browser.
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