pact.Get Pact 
CLAUDE FOR THE CONVERSATION. FO FOR THE NEXT STEP.
Your AI companion in Chrome. Talk with Claude,
understand the page, and ask Fo to take action.
An article becomes an idea. A place becomes a plan. A conversation becomes the first step toward doing it.
Pact brings Claude into your Chrome side panel, with context from the page you choose. Work through what matters, then ask Fo to carry out a supported task using the tools you’ve connected.
From a tab to a possibilityOne companion.
Room for all your intentions.
Ask a question, untangle an idea, or work through a plan. Start naturally. You don’t need a perfect prompt.
A new idea↺ ⚙ Here when you are Pact↔Fo
Gmail
Calendar
Drive
Slack
Figma
Notion
GitHub
Linear
Asana
HubSpot
Stripe
Zoom
…and any MCP server you connect
Fo is Pact’s bridge to supported real-world tasks. Connect your Fo account in Pact, then use the services you’ve authorized in Fo.
Google Workspace, phone and email tasks, and custom MCP connections: Fo opens up much more than a few app integrations. Services already authorized in Fo use that connection path; add others inside Fo as needed. Supported tasks and permissions depend on your account.
How connections workKeep it conversational. Ask for help with a thought, a plan, or the page you’re looking at.
See a proposed task before approving it. A suggestion is a starting point, not a completed action.
Pact shows the status returned by Fo. Check the outcome before treating an external task as complete.
A small home in your browser.
A little momentum for your day.
The judge download is being verified. The installation guide is ready below.
Download Pact Or try it in your browser first See installation stepsDownload the ZIP and extract it. You’ll get one folder with manifest.json inside it. Keep it somewhere permanent.
Paste chrome://extensions into Chrome’s address bar. Turn on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select that extracted folder, the one that directly contains manifest.json.
Use Chrome’s Extensions menu to pin Pact, then click its icon. Start with a question about a supported page.
In the extension, open Settings → Connections and choose Connect beside Fo. Complete the sign-in flow in Fo. Services you want to use may need to be connected in Fo first. The website does not sign in or connect accounts for you.
The connection map shows examples of services available through Fo, not services already active in your account. Actual tasks depend on Fo’s available tools, your connections, permissions, and service limits.
The walkthrough on this website is illustrative. It doesn’t send messages, connect accounts, or execute tasks. The extension download appears when its release package has been verified.
Pact reads a page only when you ask, and Chrome shows an “all websites” notice at install because Pact can be used on any site. Access depends on the website. Video captions are not always available. Check the source context in Pact; when information is missing, provide the relevant text or clarify your request.
This early build uses a downloaded, unpacked extension. Chrome requires the Developer mode installation steps above. A ZIP is not installed by moving it into your Applications folder.