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Augmenting Phantom With Auth0 Authority
Phantom already knew how to listen, see the browser, and act. The real challenge was turning that local agent into a system that could use connected accounts, delegate safely, and expose authority instead of hiding it. By Younes Laaroussi Phantom started as a browser-native agent. You talk, it reacts, and the extension takes care of the visible work: reading the page, clicking, scrolling, opening tabs, and moving through the browser with almost no friction. That part was already compelling. What
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