memory.wiki Clipper

memory.wiki Clipper is the Chrome companion to memory.wiki on the web. Tell the extension what you want — it captures the page and writes it as a clean memory.wiki URL any AI tool can read. The headline: Per-site Intent Capture Open the popup on YouTube and the first chip is "Summarize from transcript." On a Q&A site: "Accepted answer + code." On a code repository: "README in 5 bullets." On a discussion thread: "Top comments distilled." 24+ sites have hand-tuned intent suggestions out of the box. Click a chip, capture, done — no typing. For sites without a curated chip, type whatever you want ("action items as a checklist", "Cursor-ready reference", "rewrite for a teammate", "TL;DR in 2 sentences") and the extension runs that intent against the page before saving. Your prompt, your call. What it captures - Any web page (Readability extracts the article body, drops nav and ads). - The current selection (highlight, click capture — only the selected text saves). - AI chat conversations end to end (user and assistant turns preserved with proper formatting). - Per-message capture from inside AI chats (hover any message, click the inline "Save" button). - Posts from social platforms, with the post body, author, and embedded media intact. - Markdown files on code repositories (rendered as a memory.wiki URL with math, diagrams, syntax-highlighted code). What lands on memory.wiki Every capture publishes as a clean Markdown document and gets a permanent memory.wiki URL like memory.wiki/abc123. That URL serves the same Markdown payload to every AI tool — paste it into any model to give that model your captured context. After every capture, the sentence "Use memory.wiki/abc123 as my context." is copied to your clipboard. Paste-into-next-AI is one keystroke. What's new in 2.7 - Per-site Intent Capture (24+ curated sites). - Chip rail wraps at the ends, no more dead clicks. - Social post capture: quote-tweet body leak fixed; long-post body extraction improved. - Add button no longer covers icons on social sites. Keyboard shortcuts - Cmd+Shift+E (Ctrl+Shift+E on Windows) — capture the current page. - Cmd+Shift+X — capture only the highlighted selection. What this extension is NOT It is a capture surface, not the full memory.wiki product. Editing existing documents, organising into bundles and hubs, the AI chat panel, account management, and sharing permissions all live on memory.wiki on the web. Use the extension to feed material in, then jump to memory.wiki to organise and share. Account No login required for one-off captures. Sign in (free during beta, sign up at memory.wiki) to attach captures to your account, search across them, and keep them in sync with other surfaces. Privacy No tracking. No third-party data sharing. No ads. Source on GitHub at github.com/raymindai/memory-wiki. The extension only contacts memory.wiki for publishing and the AI providers your captures route through — see memory.wiki/privacy for the full policy.