Browser AI work is fragmented. A useful task can involve selected text, the page around it, a PDF, an image, a document, a live source, or a controlled page action. Moving that context between tools is the new copy-paste ritual.
Anyone doing repeated reading, writing, research, debugging, or drafting in a browser, starting with me.
A Chrome side panel that keeps context beside the page. Prompt Paul can work from selected text, page-aware extraction, media, PDFs, and bounded document text; optional Web grounding adds sources, and optional Act handles approved, constrained page actions.
Design, development, publishing.
2025
Chrome extension, provider endpoints, Codex subscription, Hermes gateway.
Provider and model capabilities vary. Web and Act are opt-in; page actions need approvals and bounded snapshots; raw dropped documents stay local before bounded text is sent; credentials and analytics have separate privacy boundaries.
Publicly released through a dedicated product site and the Chrome Web Store. The current public product surface documents page-aware context, media and document handling, Web, Act, Codex, Hermes, Agent Skills, voice input, and recovery controls. Adoption and usage are not yet measured.
No published adoption metrics. Provider support varies, and Web and Act remain optional capabilities rather than proof of autonomous browser use.
Measure which context, grounding, and action workflows people actually keep using.