supercommands.com · Workflow & Planning
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Think of SuperCommands as your digital brain for managing daily browser workflows — all in one place. SuperCommands is a command interface for your browser workflows that helps you organize what matters and access anything instantly. On average, our users save 2,600+ keystrokes ~2.6 hours per week / 140 hours per year. Flow: Create -> organize -> Command Command shortcut examples: c screenshot → Capture the current page c shortcuts → Manage your keyboard shortcuts c notes→ Open your notes c daily → Opens all your daily link Keyboard shortcut examples: Alt + M → Open all your morning links, including meetings, Calendar, and Figma Alt + G → Open all your saved skills Alt + D → Open all your news sources Alt + T → Open all your daily tasks How to Use SuperCommands: Step 1: Step 1: Create an item: an automation, note, link, file, session Step 2: Assign it a shortcut. Step 3: Access it instantly by either: - Typing c [shortcut] in your browser’s address bar. - Pressing Alt + S on any website to open SuperCommands and run a command. SuperCommands is fully open source. Explore the code, report issues, or contribute on GitHub: github.com/supercommands/supercommands Privacy: All your saved data stays on your device. Key features: ⚡Instant Information Access Search across AI agents, links, notes, bookmarks, apps, documents, and knowledge bases from one command interface ⚡Automated Browser Workflows Build workflows to automate your browser actions using our no-code interface and turn repetitive browser actions into reusable commands
Oct 4, 2026
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