Firefox Extension
On the surface, it saves your clipboard history. Underneath, it runs a full AI chat assistant with multi-provider support, quiz auto-answer, and image analysis — all hidden behind a 20 pixel button.
What everyone sees
Save text snippets from the toolbar popup. Everything persists in local storage across sessions.
Click any saved item to copy it back instantly. Toast notifications confirm every action.
Delete individual items or clear everything at once. Duplicate detection moves existing items to the top.
Interactive demo
Exact replica of what appears when you click the floating button. It injects directly into any webpage as a content script overlay. Click the small button in the bottom-right corner of the preview to toggle it.
Keyboard & commands
Three shortcuts cover every mode. A slash command resets context when a conversation gets stale.
No modifier conflicts
All shortcuts explicitly exclude Ctrl and ⌘ to avoid clashing with browser and OS bindings. They fire on keydown and are suppressed when focus is inside a text field.
Hidden mechanics
Two controls appear to be standard clipboard utilities. They are not.
Full UI reset
Useful if the chat window has been dragged off-screen or dialed to near-invisible.
Screenshot quiz trigger
quizScreenshot message to the active tabIdentical to Alt+Q, accessible without a keyboard.
AI providers
Select a provider and model from the settings panel. API keys are stored locally in browser storage — nothing is proxied or logged. Switch at any time without leaving the page.
Direct access to Gemini models via a free-tier API key. The default provider out of the box.
Google Cloud's enterprise Gemini endpoint. Requires a Vertex AI API token.
GPT models via the standard OpenAI chat completions API. Supports vision for image analysis.
Claude models with strong reasoning and long-context support. Vision-capable for image input.
Single API key with access to hundreds of models across providers. Useful for comparing outputs.
xAI's Grok models, compatible with the OpenAI API schema. Vision support included.
Connect to a self-hosted OpenCode server running locally or on your network. Configure the URL and optional password in settings — models are fetched dynamically.
Install the extension. Open the toolbar popup — it is a clipboard manager. Then look for the small button in the corner of any page.