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AI · May 16, 2024

Ask Steve Chrome Extension – Get AI help where you work

Hi HN! When I was the Product Management lead for HR Tech at Google, I thought there were several opportunities to integrate LLMs into our tools to make employees more efficient. Managers could get summaries of peer reviews, recruiters could quickly generate personalized outreach letters to candidates, etc. But I had 3 big problems: 1. Third Party Systems: A lot of work happens in Salesforce, Workday, SAP, etc. And we had no way of modifying that code to integrate what we wanted. 2. Legacy Systems: A lot of the tools in our portfolio were oooold, and nobody really wanted to go in and mess…

Ask Steve Chrome Extension – Get AI help where you work launched on May 16, 2024 with 9 votes, #1,332 of 4,539 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 2 years on.

What it does

Save an hour a day with NO CODE! Ask Steve's AI Agents give you 1-click access to AI help on any web page.

Unlike chatbots that are in a separate window or product copilots that are limited to a single application, Ask Steve agents work on any website or web application. Now AI agents can help you right where you already are. The future of AI is UBIQUITOUS Ask Steve's AI Agents can read the current page or text selection and use that as context for your request, saving you time and effort. The future of AI is CONTEXTUAL Ask Steve is the only AI browser extension designed for enterprise deployment - it runs on the employee's computer and connects directly to the LLM, Webhook or API that you specify. None of your data is ever sent to or through Ask Steve. The future of AI is HERE Enable your…from asksteve.to

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hi HN! When I was the Product Management lead for HR Tech at Google, I thought there were several opportunities to integrate LLMs into our tools to make employees more efficient. Managers could get summaries of peer reviews, recruiters could quickly generate personalized outreach letters to candidates, etc. But I had…

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