by rahimnathwani
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- It would be cool if you could make this work with Gemini Flash, with keys from AI Studio. I imagine that would expand the set of people who would try it out, because they could use 'free' keys and not worry about unexpected bills.
- Cool! Just this week I've been playing around using web chatbots to write userscript. So far, I've just been cutting/pasting code from ViolentMonkey's basic edit window - which is a clunky workflow and a real editor like VSCode would be great. Even though the script is quite short, I've already found I definitely need auto-rollback due to AI regressions. So this sounds very useful!
I use Firefox (on Win) but I guess it might be worth using Chrome just for write/test iteration and then copy over to FF. Looking just now it appears ViolentMonkey on Chrome died in the Manifest V3 apocalypse but is still on Edge.
by Akranazon
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- I'm working on a version of this, https://www.quillmonkey.com/ so you got ahead of me. I imagine there are many versions of this coming. Interesting what set of tools you went with.
by Esophagus4
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- Awesome! So the agent has access to the DOM/JS running in the browser?
That’s one of my biggest headaches writing user scripts currently: I write the script in an IDE with Claude then copy it to the browser / manually test it in the browser, then copy the results back to Claude or tell it what went wrong.
Looking forward to trying this.
- <https://web.archive.org/web/20120601101804/https://blog.mozi...>
<https://sites.coecis.cornell.edu/leshed/files/2015/12/coscri...>
<https://ofb.net/~tlau//research/papers/p97-lin.pdf>
<https://github.com/jeffnichols-ibm/coscripter-extension>
by onurkanbkrc
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- Installation should be easier. Why do I need to build the extension or download a release instead of installing it directly from the Chrome Web Store?
- Love the decision to edit DOM directly. More LLM tools should carefully consider their training environments instead of treating LLMs like AI Gods.