Cue

Cue is your AI assistant for work and life, now in Chrome's side panel. Connect your Cue account, then ask Cue about the page you are on, save things to your tasks and notes, or let it do a job on a page for you. What you can do - Ask about the current page, text you select, or tabs you choose. You can review and edit what is added before you press Send. - Save results into your Cue tasks and notes, and browse your tasks, notes and past chats. - Preview, then confirm, grouping, moving or closing tabs you selected. - Press Use this tab and Cue can read that page and click, type, scroll and open pages to do what you ask. How Cue works on a page Cue plans the job first, then acts. Steps that do not depend on each other, like picking several options and pressing Submit, go out as one batch. After each step or batch, Cue reads the page again to see what changed. A live status line says what Cue is doing now, and a step list shows each action. Press Stop to end the request, or Stop sharing to take the tab back. Control also ends on its own after about an hour. You stay in control - Cue works on one tab at a time, and only after you press Use this tab. Chrome shows its own bar on that tab while Cue is working. - For each site you choose Automatically, Ask me first, or Never. Your choice is saved to your Cue account. - Cue asks you in the chat before it types into a password, one-time code or card field, and before it pays for anything. Cue does not read what is in fields that pages mark as password, code or card fields, and blacks them out of screenshots. - Screenshots are off until you allow them. A screenshot goes to the AI model for that one step, and Cue does not store it. - If you step away, Chrome can show a notice when Cue needs you. Also in the panel: attach an image, dictate with your microphone, and talk with Cue in voice mode (Plus plan). What Cue sends and keeps When you add a page, or turn Cue on for a tab, the page text, the names and values of its controls (except password, code and card fields) and its address are sent to Cue and to the AI model providers Cue uses, so Cue can answer or act. While a tab is on, Cue is also told when that tab moves to a new address. Outside a tab you turned on, Cue does not watch pages, and it never reads your browsing history, cookies or site storage. After 7 days, Cue cuts text it typed for you down to its length and also cuts page readings and tab addresses. Your messages stay in your Cue account until you delete your account. Cue does not sell this data. The privacy page has the details. A Cue account is required. The extension is free to install. Plan eligibility and allowances are handled by Cue outside the Chrome Web Store. Privacy: https://app.cueai.app/plugin/privacy#chrome Support: support@cueai.app