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Summarize, ask, research, narrate and illustrate the page you are reading — using your own inference.club cluster. inference.club is a reading copilot that connects your browser to your own inference.club cluster — so you can understand what you read without copy-pasting into another tab. Open the side panel on any article and: • Summarize — TL;DR, bullet points, key takeaways, or a plain-language explainer. • Ask — chat with the page: "what does this say about X?", "is this claim supported?" The page is read locally in your browser (using the same article-extraction engine as Reader Mode), so it works on the articles you actually read — including pages behind a login. Nothing leaves your browser until you click an action, and then it goes only to your own inference.club account over HTTPS, authenticated with your API token. This is a thin, open client for the inference.club API. You bring your own account and token; the extension adds no servers of its own and includes no analytics or trackers. Coming soon: research (web-search + synthesize via the agent), narration (listen to an article or a summary), and illustrations. Requires an inference.club account and API token.
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