Dev tools · September 26, 2025
Open Source AI Chrome Extension
Chrome extension allow the user to communicate with the AI
Open Source AI Chrome Extension launched on September 26, 2025 with 87 votes, #352 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
🤖 Key Features: AI Chat - Talk to Google Gemini AI on any website Screenshot Analysis - Capture and analyze any part of a webpage Compare Mode - Compare responses from multiple AI models at once Define Prompt Template - Define your own prompt template
Contribute to hh54188/ai-assistant-chrome-extension development by creating an account on GitHub.
📺 Watch the Introduction Video - Click the thumbnail above to see the extension in action! An AI-powered assistant that works directly in your browser. Chat with AI models, capture screenshots, and use advanced features like Multi-Model Mode for comparing multiple AI responses. I built this app because I was frustrated by other apps charging $20 per month for similar features. My Cursor subscription also costs about $20 per month, but with it, I feel I can create a new app with the same functionality every month—each time with a different twist. Why pay so much for something I can build myself? Note: 99% of the code in this project was written by Cursor. I was mainly responsible for review…from github.com
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