Browser extension
Atarla where the work already happens.
A planned surface for bringing Atarla into browser workflows. It is not published to any store, and the security requirements are being written before the code.
Intended roles.
User-triggered context capture, approved actions on a page, and connecting a service the business already uses. Each of those is a permission the person grants deliberately.
An extension that silently watches browsing is the wrong product. If context is captured, a person asked for it.
Security requirements, written first.
Least-privilege permissions. No broad all-URLs host access unless it is genuinely required and explained. No long-lived provider secrets in extension source. Short-lived authentication. Transparent host permissions.
No covert history collection, and user-triggered access wherever it is practical.
What is not claimed.
Planned. Nothing is published to the Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari extension stores, and no release date is implied.