Open Queries – AI Search Query Inspector

Open Queries makes the retrieval layer of AI search visible. When ChatGPT, Claude or Google Search explicitly shows a web-search query, the extension adds it to a clean local side-panel trace. It never treats chat messages as search queries. You can then request likely fan-out queries for any captured search and inspect the provider-native evidence behind their order. WHAT YOU CAN INSPECT • Web-search queries surfaced by ChatGPT Search • Web-search queries surfaced by Claude web search • Google Search seeds and expanded queries shown in Google AI Overviews • Likely fan-out queries, generated only when you request them • Ranking details such as native token log probabilities, perplexity or repeated-sample inclusion frequency LOCAL BY DEFAULT Your 30-day query trace stays in Chrome. Query contribution is a separate, optional control and starts off. Open Queries does not collect chat messages, conversation titles, account identity or conversation URLs. PROVIDER-NATIVE METHODOLOGY There is no universal GPT ranker. ChatGPT candidates are generated and ranked with GPT-5.6 Luna’s own output log probabilities. Claude and the configured Gemini endpoint use repeated native samples with empirical inclusion frequency and Wilson 95% confidence intervals where usable output log probabilities are unavailable. OPEN SOURCE AND AUDITABLE The Plasmo extension, Cloudflare Worker, schemas, provider adapters and mathematical methodology are published under AGPL-3.0-or-later. Website and methodology: https://openqueries.org Source code and issues: https://github.com/openqueries/openqueries Privacy: https://openqueries.org/privacy Support: https://openqueries.org/support Open Queries is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by OpenAI, Anthropic or Google.