Coral AI doesn't rely on easily bypassed browser extensions. It requests elevation and modifies the core Windows `etc/hosts` file.
Core Architecture
How It Works Under The Hood
The OS-Level Website Blocking (HOSTS) module is built on a highly optimized C++ and Python bridge. By bypassing standard Windows UI restrictions, Coral AI directly interfaces with system memory, native Win32 APIs, and DOM structures to achieve near-zero latency execution.
Un-bypassable Block
Routes domains like Instagram or Reddit to `127.0.0.1` at the OS network level.
Cross-Browser Enforcement
Works across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and even desktop apps simultaneously.
Auto-Restore
Automatically restores the original network settings when the timer finishes.
Custom Blocklists
Instruct it to block specific sites like 'Block YouTube but keep StackOverflow open'.
This module does not operate in isolation. It is dynamically invoked by the Coral PlannerAgent via JSON-RPC, allowing it to be chained endlessly with vision and memory modules.