Agent One does your music web tasks in your own Chrome

Web chores off your list

Hand Agent One uploads, release checks, submission forms and contact research, and follow each step in your chat.

Works where you're signed in

It uses the sign-ins already in your Chrome, and sites that block cloud browsers usually let it through.

Cheaper minutes, your controls

Browsing in your Chrome costs 5 tokens a minute instead of 96, and Stop the agent ends the current web task at once.

Independent artists

Hand Agent One the release chores that live on websites, like a Private YouTube upload or a check on where your single is live, while you watch from your chat.

Artist managers and small labels

Put repeat web work, such as contest entries and curator lookups, through Agent One in your own Chrome while you keep an eye on its window.

YouTubers and video creators

Let Agent One work in YouTube Studio with the sign-in already in your Chrome, and watch it in a window of its own.

DJs and live acts

Have Agent One research venues and promoters for a gig or a tour in your own Chrome and gather what it finds in a Google Sheet.

Private uploads to YouTube or SoundCloud

Ask Agent One to upload a visualizer to YouTube or a track to SoundCloud as Private, then check it yourself before it goes public.

Where is my single live?

Ask Agent One to go through your distributor dashboard or the stores you name and report back which ones show the release.

Playlist and contest entries

Give Agent One the link and your track details, sign in yourself if the site asks, and watch it work through the form.

A curator and venue contact sheet

Have Agent One research curators, blogs or venues for your genre and city, and collect names and links in a Google Sheet.

A release plan in Sheets

Tell Agent One your release date and the tasks you need, and have it set the plan out in a new Google Sheet in its own window.

A read on your channel

Ask Agent One to open YouTube Studio and sum up how your latest uploads are doing, right in the chat.

Channels and playlists like yours

Ask Agent One to find channels and playlists that feature music like yours and list them with links in the chat.

A second try for a blocked task

When a web task stops in the cloud browser because the site blocks it, add the extension, link your Chrome and run the same request there.

Uses the sign-ins you have

Agent One works on sites such as YouTube Studio, Spotify for Artists or Google Sheets using the sign-ins already in this Chrome. If a site asks you to sign in, do it yourself in the agent's window.

Gets past cloud-browser blocks

Some sites block cloud browsers. Your own Chrome runs on your computer and your connection, so the same task usually goes through.

Costs less per minute

Browsing time in your own Chrome costs 5 tokens a minute instead of 96 in Soundverse's cloud browser. Soundverse estimates a typical one-site task at about 850 tokens here, against about 1,200 in the cloud.

Stays in its own window

The agent works only in the window and tabs it opens, never in your other tabs. Chrome shows its debugging bar, the toolbar icon shows ON, and the popup shows the current task.

What the extension can see and do

• It works only in the window and tabs it opens for Agent One. Your other tabs and windows stay untouched.
• While a task runs, the pages in that window, with their text, screenshots and addresses, go to Soundverse and the outside services it uses to run Agent One, including AI model providers, so Agent One can decide each step. The steps are saved in your chat.
• Soundverse doesn't save the sign-ins from your Chrome. When a site asks you to sign in, do it yourself in the agent's window. Don't type passwords into the chat: chats are saved.
• With the default Automatic setting, Agent One uses your linked browser for web tasks whenever it's connected, without asking each time. When it isn't connected, Agent One uses Soundverse's cloud browser instead, where sign-ins you make are kept for later runs.
• The extension is built to refuse sign-out buttons and to pause on common delete-account, cancel-subscription and payment buttons until you say yes in the chat; that yes covers every button of its kind in the next web task. It recognizes them by their English wording, so it can miss some, and it doesn't check other changes, such as deleting a post or a release or editing payout details. Watch any step that involves money, posts or your accounts.
• Press Stop the agent in the popup, Cancel on Chrome's debugging bar, or close the agent's window to end the current web task. Agent One can still start another web task in the same run; the stop button in the chat ends the whole run.
• Disconnect a browser any time in Soundverse Settings, under Connected Accounts and Your browser; another linked browser has a Remove button there. Removing the extension deletes what it stored in your browser.

Is the Soundverse Computer Use Extension free?

Yes. The Soundverse Computer Use Extension, Soundverse's AI agent Chrome extension, is free to install from the Chrome Web Store. The web tasks Agent One runs with it use tokens from your Soundverse plan: each browse has a 60-token base, browsing time in your own Chrome costs 5 tokens a minute, and the AI model's own tokens are added on top. On the Free plan, your first Agent One generation is free and sharing Soundverse unlocks two more.

How well does Agent One work in my own Chrome?

It depends on the task and the site: Agent One works through each page step by step, the way you would, so it does better with clear, routine jobs. With the Soundverse Computer Use Extension, sites that block Soundverse's cloud browser usually let it through, and pages behind your sign-ins are within reach. Pages change, so some tasks stop halfway or need you; check Agent One's report in the chat before you rely on the result.

Do I need the rights to what Agent One uploads for me?

Yes. When Agent One uploads, posts or submits something with your accounts through the Soundverse Computer Use Extension, you're responsible for it, so you need the rights to the music, images and text involved. For music made on Soundverse, the Free plan is for personal use. Paid plans include a commercial license; the Pricing page lists what each plan covers.

What can't the Soundverse Computer Use Extension do?

The Soundverse Computer Use Extension works in desktop Chrome or Edge, and only while that computer is on with the browser open; it doesn't run on phones or tablets. It doesn't work in your other tabs. If a site asks you to sign in or prove you're human, do that step yourself in the agent's window, then tell Agent One to carry on. Agent One can make mistakes on complicated pages.

What is the Soundverse Computer Use Extension?

The Soundverse Computer Use Extension is a free Chrome extension that lets Agent One, Soundverse's AI music agent, use your own browser for web tasks. Instead of Soundverse's cloud browser, Agent One works in a window it opens in your Chrome, on sites where you're already signed in, and you follow each step in your Soundverse chat.

Does Agent One ask before it acts in my browser?

Not before every step. With “Where Agent One browses” set to Automatic, the default, Agent One uses your linked browser whenever it's connected. The Soundverse Computer Use Extension is built to refuse sign-out buttons and to pause on common delete-account, cancel-subscription and payment buttons until you say yes in the chat, and that yes covers every button of its kind in the next web task. It checks only those kinds, by their English wording, so it can miss some: watch any step that involves money, posts or your accounts.

What does the Soundverse Computer Use Extension send to Soundverse?

While a task runs, the Soundverse Computer Use Extension sends the pages in the agent's window, with their text, screenshots and addresses, to Soundverse and the outside services it uses to run Agent One, including AI model providers, so Agent One can decide each step. The steps are saved in your chat. Soundverse doesn't save the sign-ins from your Chrome. Sign in yourself in the agent's window rather than typing a password into the chat, because chats are saved.

How do I stop the agent or unlink my browser?

To end the current web task, press Stop the agent in the Soundverse Computer Use Extension's popup, press Cancel on Chrome's “started debugging this browser” bar, or close the agent's window. Agent One can still start another web task in the same run, so press the stop button in the chat to end the whole run. To unlink a browser, open Soundverse Settings, go to Connected Accounts and, under Your browser, press Disconnect, or Remove next to another linked browser.

Which browsers does the Soundverse Computer Use Extension work in?

The Soundverse Computer Use Extension needs Chrome 125 or later on a computer. Soundverse also supports Microsoft Edge, which can add extensions from the Chrome Web Store. The extension doesn't install in Safari or Firefox, or on phones and tablets; without it, Agent One does web tasks in Soundverse's cloud browser instead.