Toolbox
Clean the clipboard after copying out of an AI chat. Turn a page into Markdown or PDF. Keep notes that reappear the next time you visit that site. Dictate without sending audio anywhere. Ask Claude about what you are reading — on your own subscription.
chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode (top right).Chrome only allows one-click installs from the Web Store, so a downloaded extension has to be loaded this way. The build carries a pinned id (ndoimegiiblhfdcodaijfoljbagonjjp), which is how the server recognises it.
Smart Clean keeps headings, lists, tables, code and links, and throws away the source site’s colours, fonts and spacing — the reason pasting from an AI chat into Gmail looks wrong.
Paste Markdown, see it rendered, export a PDF. Both export paths run in your browser; the document never leaves the machine.
Reader mode strips navigation, cookie banners and ads but keeps headings, tables, code and image alt text. Copy it, download it, or hand it to Claude.
Write a note on a site, and it is waiting for you the next time you are there. Sub-domains group together via the Public Suffix List. Everything is stored locally first.
Uses Chrome’s on-device speech recognition. If your browser cannot do it locally, dictation stays off — no audio is ever uploaded to a speech service.
Chat about the current page, a whole domain, your notes and your documents. You see exactly which pages go along, and how many tokens that is, before you send.
The panel talks to Claude through a small bridge that runs on your own machine and wraps the Claude Code CLI. It authenticates as whatever that CLI is signed in as — including a Claude Pro or Max plan — so answers stream into the panel with no API key. The bridge is part of the download and is started from a terminal with pnpm bridge; an extension cannot start a process by itself.
Prefer not to run anything locally? The panel can instead prepare the prompt and hand you over to claude.ai, or use your own Anthropic API key. Everything else works without any of this.