Customize your right-click menu with your own commands
Hi, HN! Excited to share a Chrome Extension I've been working on in my spare time. In short, it lets you create your own right-click menu commands that are executed by GPT-4. There are a few built-in commands for common tasks like summarization and correcting text, but my hope is that people get creative and customize it with their own, more tailored commands. The idea came from one of those recipe websites with pages of SEO filler content and ads everywhere. I ended up copying/pasting the full text of a recipe into ChatGPT with a prompt like "Extract a list of ingredients and cooking…
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This Chrome extension lets users create custom right-click menu commands powered by GPT-4. It includes built-in commands for summarizing text and correcting grammar, but users can define their own tailored commands to automate tasks directly from any webpage. The extension eliminates manual copy-pasting to ChatGPT by executing custom prompts instantly through the context menu, making it useful for extracting information, reformatting content, or performing other text-based operations.
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Hi, HN! Excited to share a Chrome Extension I've been working on in my spare time. In short, it lets you create your own right-click menu commands that are executed by GPT-4. There are a few built-in commands for common tasks like summarization and correcting text, but my hope is that people get creative and customize it with their own, more tailored commands. The idea came from one of those recipe websites with pages of SEO filler content and ads everywhere. I ended up copying/pasting the full text of a recipe into ChatGPT with a prompt like "Extract a list of ingredients and cooking instructions from this recipe" and GPT did a great job distilling that content. Figured it'd be a great use case for a Chrome Extension so that I could run that command without the copy/paste step. Of course, now you can make all kinds of commands (not just cooking ones) but I still use the original recipe one pretty regularly! Hope you find it useful, too!
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