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Show HN: Built an open-source AI browser assistant remembers when you scroll

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We've all been there, you see an interesting post on X and a day or two later you spend ages scrolling to find it again. We built an open-source AI browser extension to solve this problem, turn it on and your llm can recall the post, link, and bring up the exact post. As you browse X. Youtube, and any other website the extension captures what you see and stores it in plain-text files. The extension is local and does not connect to the cloud. You also have a vault which encrypt your scroll history if enable it. It combines really well with our DaiDocs LLM memeory system which is local plain text memory system which ranked 2# on the LongmemEval benchmark and reduced token usage by 10.3 times.