🧭 Human sitemap

Find the right Remote Tab Opener page by topic

This page is for humans. It groups the public RTO website by intent: start here, live demo, security, privacy, RTO Lock, SDK, examples, comparisons and articles.

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Start here

The best entry points if you want to understand what Remote Tab Opener does and why it is different.

Home Main product page and installation starting point. What is Remote Tab Opener Manager? Plain-language overview of the product. How it works Trusted page, local extension bridge and visible tabs. Project status Current product status and public roadmap boundaries.

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Live demo and examples

See the model before installing the extension, then explore practical examples.

Live simulation Watch and try the RTO model without installing the plugin. Examples hub Demos and practical entry points. AI Trio Conversation Multi-agent visible-tab example. AI Trio SDK Gemini chat SDK and helper documentation. Gemini Conversation Manager Visible Gemini conversation manager example. Video transcript Readable transcript for the public demo. Use cases Where visible browser automation makes sense.

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Security and privacy

The pages that explain RTO boundaries: visible tabs, explicit allow-list, no cookie reading and no traffic interception.

Security Core safety model and trust principles. Privacy Local-first privacy model and no tracking cookies. Protect yourself Good habits for safe browser automation. Reliability A realistic view of reliability and limits.

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RTO Lock

A website-side opt-out policy for sensitive sites that want to refuse or limit RTO automation.

RTO Lock specification Download and understand rto-lock.json. RTO Lock generator Generate a policy file without hand-writing JSON. RTO Lock audit Check whether a domain exposes a valid policy file. RTO Lock article A more accessible explanation for website owners.

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Developer resources

Documentation, SDK and helper pages for developers who want to integrate RTO responsibly.

Documentation Developer documentation hub. Getting started First steps and practical setup. API reference Available public calls and concepts. AI-safe quickstart Use AI assistance without unsafe automation patterns. SDK Lite Lightweight integration package for developers.

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Compare approaches

Position RTO against adjacent tools without pretending it replaces everything.

Compare hub Understand where RTO fits. Compared with UI.Vision-style tools Visible workflows versus visual macro approaches. No-code browser automation How RTO thinks about visual workflow building. RTO No-Code Public product page / announcement area for No-Code. AI browser agents Human-controlled workflows versus autonomous agents. Local automation without Selenium A different model from test frameworks.

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Articles and explainers

Editorial pages about trust, visible automation, local-first design, cookies, no-code direction and responsible limits.

Articles hub All public articles. What is visible browser automation? The core concept behind RTO. Explicit allow-list automation Why boundaries matter. No cookies, no tracking Why the site does not show a cookie banner. No-code in development Public overview without revealing private implementation details. When not to use RTO Clear limits and anti-misuse guidance.

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Assistant and AI

Public entry points for the official RTO Copilot, AI source map and bring-your-own-AI setup.

RTO Assistant Official Copilot page and AI setup hub. AI source map Machine-readable public source map for AI assistants. Use RTO with any AI Guide for using the public AI kit with your own assistant. AI-safe quickstart Strict detect-first integration pattern for AI-generated code.

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Project and legal

Support, changelog, FAQ and legal pages.

FAQ Frequently asked questions. Changelog Product and documentation updates. RTO Assistant Guided help and AI-oriented documentation support. Contact Contact and project information. Terms Terms of use.

🔎 Note for search engines and agents

This page is a thematic HTML sitemap for visitors. The technical XML sitemap remains available at /sitemap.xml. Development and private areas such as /no-code/, /no-code-dev/ and /no-code-studio/ are intentionally not listed here.