Tab Triage AI

Tab Triage AI groups your open tabs by what you're actually doing — research, buying decisions, rabbit holes — and writes a 3-bullet summary for each cluster so you can resume a project without re-opening 40 tabs to remember what's there. Bring your own LLM key. The extension works with: • Anthropic (Claude) • OpenAI (GPT) and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint • Google (Gemini) Pick a provider in Settings, paste your key, and you're done. Your key stays on your device. There's no proxy, no analytics, no third-party server in the middle — the extension calls the provider's API directly from your browser. Don't want to pay any provider? Sign up for OpenRouter (free, no card), grab a key, point the extension at https://openrouter.ai/api/v1, and pick any model with the :free suffix. Step-by-step is in Settings. WHAT IT DOES • Clusters by intent, not topic. "Refactor billing," "Laptop buying," "Hacker News dive" — distinctive labels that stay readable when Chrome collapses tab groups in the strip. • Three-bullet summary per group: what you're doing, the key sources, a next step. • Applies clusters as native Chrome tab groups with rotating colors in one click. • Auto-triages new tabs in the background with debounce/throttle so it doesn't spam your API quota. Tunable; off by default. • Archives a group as a saved session: closes the tabs, keeps the work. Restore later into a new window or the current one. • Stale-tabs dashboard on the new tab page: tabs you haven't touched in 24h+ (configurable). Bulk archive or close. Optional auto-sleep frees memory via chrome.tabs.discard. • Duplicate-tab cleanup: finds open tabs sharing a URL, keeps the most recently used copy, closes the rest in one click. • Global fuzzy search (Cmd/Ctrl-Shift-K) across every open tab in every window AND your saved sessions. • Custom grouping rules. A free-form Settings textarea lets you teach the AI your conventions ("Always separate work email from personal," "Group dev docs under one Docs label"). • Notion export. Send a triage result, a single group, or a saved session straight into a Notion page with date, tab count, and provider tagged in the metadata. • Sync your saved sessions across every Chrome you're signed into, via Chrome's built-in sync (no server of ours involved).