Extended is a browser overlay that lets you talk to any website and have it change. Behind the scenes, it builds a working Chrome extension, no dev tools, no setup, just natural language.
Hey everyone! I’m Zach, I quit Microsoft AI’s Copilot team two months ago. I’d built 7 Chrome extensions, but every one took me days of pain in dev tools and console logs. And I realized:
Every “agentic browser” is just a bunch of Chrome extensions someone else made for you, with a shiny new name. We’re going from text output to action output to agents using tools, to agents building their own tools, but right now those on-demand tools are slow & unreliable.
Chrome extensions solve this, but are still a nightmare to build, but they shouldn’t be. So I built Extended: A simple browser overlay that lets you talk to any website, and it builds a Chrome extension for you.
If you're a developer: Stop juggling dev tools, consoles, and extension reloads. Extended gives you one unified overlay that talks to your IDE (like Cursor) and sends just the right DOM context. If you're not a developer: Ever wanted to hide spoilers, redesign Pinterest, or turn a lecture into flashcards? Just say it & a chrome extension is automatically made for you to have it done. Extended makes the internet yours.
At the same time: it's powerful, and challenges like prompt injections, page spoofing, and over trust in generated code are really important, especially if we're auto-running code for non-technical users locally. I'm dedicated to doing this responsibly while democratizing this tech, so I'm rolling out via waitlist to do my best to nail it. Would love any advice or your thoughts: https://x.com/ZacharyGoldman_
This sounds powerful — being able to interact with and modify any website using just natural language is wild. Curious to try it out on a few annoying sites I use daily. Congrats on the launch! 🚀
Would love your feedback! Feel free to DM https://x.com/ZacharyGoldman_ & Waitlist: tryextended.com
Hey everyone! I’m Zach, I quit Microsoft AI’s Copilot team two months ago. I’d built 7 Chrome extensions, but every one took me days of pain in dev tools and console logs. And I realized:
Every “agentic browser” is just a bunch of Chrome extensions someone else made for you, with a shiny new name. We’re going from text output to action output to agents using tools, to agents building their own tools, but right now those on-demand tools are slow & unreliable.
Chrome extensions solve this, but are still a nightmare to build, but they shouldn’t be. So I built Extended: A simple browser overlay that lets you talk to any website, and it builds a Chrome extension for you.
If you're a developer: Stop juggling dev tools, consoles, and extension reloads. Extended gives you one unified overlay that talks to your IDE (like Cursor) and sends just the right DOM context.
If you're not a developer: Ever wanted to hide spoilers, redesign Pinterest, or turn a lecture into flashcards? Just say it & a chrome extension is automatically made for you to have it done. Extended makes the internet yours.
At the same time: it's powerful, and challenges like prompt injections, page spoofing, and over trust in generated code are really important, especially if we're auto-running code for non-technical users locally. I'm dedicated to doing this responsibly while democratizing this tech, so I'm rolling out via waitlist to do my best to nail it. Would love any advice or your thoughts: https://x.com/ZacharyGoldman_
Linkinize
This sounds powerful — being able to interact with and modify any website using just natural language is wild. Curious to try it out on a few annoying sites I use daily. Congrats on the launch! 🚀