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WebLLM is a high-performance in-browser LLM inference engine that runs locally in the browser with WebGPU acceleration. It exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, supports streaming and JSON mode, and includes examples for building chat apps and browser extensions.

Chrome extension that helps humans review AI-generated GitHub PRs by clustering diffs into review units and adding short AI summaries.

Chrome extension for capturing ChatGPT and Claude conversations into a private, searchable local archive, with Obsidian sync and optional encrypted device sync.

Local MCP server and Chrome extension that lets AI agents control your real logged-in Chrome session, with browsing, DevTools-style network capture, session recording, and web-security testing tools.

Local browser-control tool that lets coding agents drive a signed-in Chromium browser through a CLI, daemon, and extension.

Chrome extension for exporting Claude chats to PDF, Word, Google Docs, or Notion, with options to export selected messages or full conversations and customize font, size, and text color.

Chrome extension that scans public websites for signs of fake AI-generated stores, invented customers, suspicious reviews, and weak business evidence.

A macOS feedback layer for coding agents that captures comments on text, screenshots, web elements, and voice, then passes them to agents through MCP with attached context.

ForthWrite is a Chrome extension for Gmail that learns a user’s email voice from sent messages and edits. This page explains its retrieval-and-feedback loop in detail, including pgvector-based RAG, edit-distance scoring, a phrasing miner, and the stack behind the product.

Chrome extension that saves AI chat answers locally, adds tags, and lets users search and reopen them later.

Chrome extension that captures a fixed screen region, runs offline OCR with bundled Tesseract, and exports page-by-page text for use with LLMs or search.

Nicasa is a native macOS image viewer and Chrome extension for fast image browsing, with AI image enhancement, smart image extraction, screenshot capture, and local-only processing.

A Claude Code plugin and Chrome extension for capturing a website and rebuilding it pixel-by-pixel with automated diff checks.

A local-first AI reading assistant for Chrome that rewrites pages into customizable briefs, supports reusable reading recipes, and can run with local or hosted models.

A Chrome extension that helps users triage Gmail with one-click actions, bulk sender sweeps, optional phishing checks, and optional AI summaries using their own keys.

Chrome extension that tracks major AI companies, pulls in AI news and research, and generates daily summaries with Gemini, including language-aware summaries and article deep dives.

Chrome extension that brings AI coding help directly into the browser for debugging, code explanations, security reviews, and solution generation.

Chrome extension that extracts AI-generated HTML from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, then previews, downloads, or publishes it to targets like Netlify, GitHub, FTP, or a self-hosted agent.

Chrome extension that uses Gemini Nano via Chrome’s Prompt API to rewrite comments and posts live in a chosen tone, fully on-device with no API keys or backend.

Chrome MV3 extension that organizes existing AI tabs into a structured model council for cross-checking prompts across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Merlin, and Grok.

A Chrome extension that uses AI to score YouTube videos against your interests and fade irrelevant content. It also adds Focus Mode controls to hide Shorts, autoplay, comments, recommendations, and other attention-heavy parts of YouTube.

Chrome extension that lets users rate webpages for likely AI-generated content and aggregates those votes into a Slop Score shown to other visitors.

SlopGuard is a desktop Chrome extension that scans images on webpages for AI generation signals using local detection methods, including metadata, SynthID, and a visual classifier.

Chrome extension that exports ChatGPT conversations to PDF, Word, Google Docs, or Notion, with partial exports, formatting controls, and local processing in the browser.