I am your AI — An AI assistant for webpage learning and task automation#

I am your AI is a Chrome extension that helps you understand what you need quickly while browsing, automate repetitive tasks, and chat naturally with AI.

Chrome Web Store — I am your AI (listing)

Why I built and shipped this#

When you think about it, a huge portion of computer usage happens inside a web browser. Whether you’re working, studying, or just relaxing, most information and workflows live in the browser. So I believed that if I could build a solid AI-powered browser extension, it could meaningfully boost performance for people like me who spend a lot of time on the web.

That said, I had never shipped a browser extension before. So rather than perfecting everything upfront, I decided it was more important to run a full cycle from development to release quickly, so I could discover issues I hadn’t anticipated. I shipped it “as soon as it worked.”

Current status:

Only the Chrome extension exists so far.
Only part of the original plan is implemented.
It was built with Korean-only in mind, and is released only in the Korean store at the moment.

Privacy first: it runs without a backend server#

This extension runs without any separate backend server. The user enters their AI provider API key directly, and AI request data is sent only between the user’s browser and the selected AI provider (OpenAI / Google / Anthropic). Since it does not go through any third-party server, it is structurally favorable from a privacy perspective.

Key features (as currently implemented)#

Below is a structured summary based on the “key features” described in the Chrome Web Store listing.

1) Webpage summarization#

AI analyzes and summarizes the main content of the current webpage.
Supports iframes and even PDF documents, so it can handle various kinds of content.
Summaries are rendered in Markdown.
Summaries are stored locally, so you can revisit them later.
You can configure the summary length to get the level of detail you want.

2) Smart chat (side panel)#

Chat naturally with AI from the side panel.
Type @페이지 or @page to automatically include the current page context in your question.
Chat history is stored automatically to maintain conversational context.
AI responses are streamed in real time.
Type @ or / to easily choose from available commands.

3) Text translation#

Select text on a webpage, then choose “Translate” from the right-click menu to translate instantly.
The translated result appears right below the selection so you can compare with the original.

4) Text transformation#

Select text on a webpage, then use /바꾸기 or /replace in chat to request a transformation.
Example requests: “make it more formal,” “use simpler words,” “summarize,” etc.

5) Saved elements management#

Save frequently used web elements (buttons, inputs, etc.) and reuse them later.
Name and manage saved elements.
Use saved elements in chat or in the execution graph to automate tasks.

6) Execution graph (node-based automation)#

You can build a node-based visual workflow to automate repetitive web tasks.

Execution node: select DOM elements and perform actions like click, extract content, input text, etc.
Routing node: branch to the next step based on conditions.
AI node: AI analyzes / processes the data from previous steps.

Example use cases (from the listing):

Automatically collect current prices and daily changes for multiple stocks and view them at a glance
Visit favorite sites and automatically collect specific information
Automate repetitive form filling
Run a saved automation instantly via /실행그래프(그래프명) in chat

Supported AI providers and models#

It supports major AI providers, and more may be added in the future.

OpenAI
Google
Anthropic

Detailed settings (available in the settings screen)#

AI provider and model selection
API key management (per provider)
Font size
Summary length limit
Number of chat messages to keep
Side panel link click behavior (new tab / current tab)
Saved elements and execution graph management

Getting started (minimal steps)#

Based on the “getting started” instructions in the listing, here are the minimal steps:

Install the extension.
Open the side panel and click “Settings.”
Choose an AI provider and enter your API key.
Select the AI model you want.
You can now summarize webpages, translate text, and chat with AI.

Notes (operational and usage cautions)#

You need an API key from an AI provider to use this extension.
Depending on usage, fees may be charged by the AI provider.
Some websites (e.g., Notion, Google Docs) may restrict the text transformation feature due to security constraints.

Positioning: “education-focused & customer-tailored AI agent”#

There are already many AI-related browser extensions—and even AI-powered browsers. So I thought hard about differentiation, and decided to position the app as an education-focused & customer-tailored AI agent.

Key directions:

Create documentation on how to use the app and integrate it into the appropriate areas of the extension.
The documentation will include not only app usage, but also helpful AI-related explanations (concepts / examples / best practices) so users can understand the context.
Improve the product so users can customize it to their needs.

What’s next: expanding with sub-documents#

I’ll keep adding planning notes and improvement ideas as sub-documents under this section. Potential topics include:

Things I debated during the planning process
Feature roadmap (what / why / in what order)
Educational documentation design (in-extension UX integration, learning flow)
Customer-tailored customization strategy (settings / presets / templates)
Execution graph use case library (work / learning / research scenarios)