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Analyze the current page and persist AI-generated page scripts for automatic replay. PageHand turns the Chrome side panel into a lightweight page copilot. Its core ▎ superpower is dynamic page scripting: describe the change you want in natural language, ▎ let the model generate the script, execute it from chat, and persist it for automatic ▎ replay on future visits. ▎ ▎ HIGHLIGHTS ▎ - Generate dynamic page scripts from natural language and execute them directly from ▎ chat ▎ - Inject UI, remove sections, rewrite content, or alter page behavior without ▎ hand-writing code ▎ - Persist scripts by path, exact URL, or domain scope ▎ - Run multiple scripts on the same page ▎ - Re-apply matching scripts on SPA route changes ▎ - Chat with the current page instead of a blank LLM session ▎ - Toggle search per message when you want extra context ▎ - Compact chat-first UI with prompt library shortcuts ▎ ▎ PERMISSIONS ▎ - sidePanel: Display the chat UI in Chrome's side panel ▎ - storage: Save settings and script rules locally ▎ - tabs / activeTab: Read the current tab's URL and title ▎ - scripting: Inject the page bridge content script for context extraction ▎ - userScripts: Register generated scripts for automatic replay ▎ ▎ PRIVACY ▎ - All data stored locally in chrome.storage ▎ - Page content sent to your configured AI provider only when you explicitly ask ▎ - No telemetry, analytics, or remote backend ▎ ▎ Note: Requires an OpenAI-compatible API endpoint (bring your own API key).
Apr 30, 2026
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