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The AI OperatorLiving in Your Web Page
jauntywundrkind: Not exactly the same but I'd also point to Paul Kinlan's FolioLM as a very interesting project in this space. A very nice browser extension,> Collect and query content from tabs, bookmarks, and history - your AI research companion. FolioLM helps you collect sources from tabs, bookmarks, and history, then query and transform that content using AI.https://github.com/PaulKinlan/NotebookLM-Chrome https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/foliolm/eeejhgacmlh...
MeteorMarc: Confusing name because of the existence of pageant, the putty agent.
simon_luv_pho: Darn. Pageant would've been a nice name though. Maybe `page-agent.js` is more relevant in web dev community.
klueinc: I've been trying to arrive to something like this with my own sidepanel extension called Klue but its more of a user notes + web page context approach. Nice to see another take on this! https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/cackjmmgcmnkjnffabk...
mentalgear: > Data processed via servers in Mainland ChinaAppreciate the transparency, but maybe you could add some European (preferably) alternatives ?
simon_luv_pho: Please use your own LLM api instead!The free testing LLM is Qwen hosted by Aliyun. Qwen and DeepSeek are the only ones I can afford to offer for free. It's just there to lower the try-out barrier; please DO NOT rely on it.The library itself does NOT include any backend service. Your data only goes to the LLM api you configured.I tested it on local Ollama models it works fine.
general_reveal: I’ve been thinking about something like this. If it’s just a one line script import, how the heck are you trusting natural language to translate to commands for an arbitrary ui?The only thing I can think of is you had the AI rewrite and embed selectors on the entire build file and work with that?
simon_luv_pho: I'm looking into a European testing endpoint. The problem is I don't have enough resources to figure out all the legal and compliance requirements, and persuading my company to pay for that infrastructure is gonna be a tough sell.
popalchemist: Does it support long-click / click-and-drag?
coreylane: Looks cool! Are you open to adding AWS Bedrock or LiteLLM support?
simon_luv_pho: Thanks!It supports any OpenAI-compatible API out of the box, so AWS Bedrock, LiteLLM, Ollama, etc. should all work. The free testing LLM is just there for a quick demo. Please bring your own LLM for long-time usage.