AIClips

AIClips — capture anything on a page, get clean context for AI tools If you use Claude Code, ChatGPT, or any other AI tool, you've probably done this dance: switch to the browser, find the thing you need (a code snippet, an error, a whole article), manually select it, copy it, switch back, paste it, and clean it up. AIClips removes that manual step for six common cases — click once, get a ready-to-paste Markdown block on your clipboard. What it captures: - 💻 Code snippets — click one or more code blocks on any page (docs, blog posts, Stack Overflow, GitHub) and copy them as fenced Markdown blocks, with the language auto-detected from the site's own syntax highlighting. - 🗄️ Storage snapshot — see everything the current page has stored: localStorage, sessionStorage, cookies, IndexedDB, Cache Storage, and service workers. Values that look like tokens or passwords are hidden by default. - 📸 Element screenshots — click any element to capture just that part of the page as a PNG, saved locally and with its file path copied to your clipboard so an AI tool can read it directly. - 📄 Page → Markdown — convert the current article/page into clean Markdown (powered by Mozilla's own Readability engine), stripping ads and navigation, with a source citation header. - 🌐 Network requests — from a dedicated DevTools panel, turn any network request into a curl command plus its response, ready to paste for "why is this API returning X" questions. - 🐞 Console watcher — start watching a tab and AIClips collects uncaught exceptions and console logs as they happen, so you can hand a real error trace to an AI tool instead of retyping it. Why install it: every capture tly trigger it, runs entirelyon your device, and produces one clean Markdown block — no accounts, no servers, no data collection. It's built for developers who spend their day moving context from the browser into an AI conversation.