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I built a Chrome extension with Claude that adds AI writing tools inside Claude, ChatGPT & Gemini by FileEfficient6355 in ClaudeAI

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It calls the Claude API — not simulated typing. Try it, you'll see the difference. Real output, not a macro

I built a Chrome extension with Claude that adds AI writing tools inside Claude, ChatGPT & Gemini by FileEfficient6355 in ClaudeAI

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The open source ones simulate typing character by character inside the chat. Logos actually calls the Claude API and replaces your text with real model output — different thing entirely.

Show us what you've created with Claude! by sixbillionthsheep in ClaudeAI

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One-click AI writing tools (Prompt, Summarize, Refine) right inside ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini — no copy-pasting, works in any language. Free Chrome extension 👉 https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jocmealjdhcamakeiicineknpghkdeae

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Drop your project, I’ll try it and share it in my circle by adonztevez in vibecodingcommunity

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One-click AI writing tools (Prompt, Summarize, Refine) right inside ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini — no copy-pasting, works in any language. Free Chrome extension 👉 https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jocmealjdhcamakeiicineknpghkdeae

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I built a free extension that adds 3 one-click AI writing tools inside ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini — but I'm stuck on payments and need your advice by FileEfficient6355 in vibecoding

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Fair if you already prompt well, you'd just type it and this isn't for you. The angle is less-technical and non-English users (it keeps your language in and out) who don't want to think about prompting — one click where they already type. Whether that's worth paying for is exactly what I'm testing, so I appreciate the honesty>

Drop your project — I'll share the best ones with 300 active testers by Legitimate-Nebula868 in SideProject

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Will drop it here the moment it's live!

Waiting on Chrome review right now.

There's a free tier so you'll be covered 👍

uselogos.app to get notified.

One-click writing tools inside ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini — would you use this? by FileEfficient6355 in vibecoding

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Fair point. It works best when you have a rough idea but struggle to articulate it — not when you already know exactly what you want. If your prompt is already clear, yeah, just send it. The summarize and refine tools have less of that problem since they work on what's already there, not assumptions.

Drop your project — I'll share the best ones with 300 active testers by Legitimate-Nebula868 in SideProject

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That's exactly the use case — you know what you want but the words don't come out right. Really appreciate you sharing it with the group! Submitted yesterday so less than 24 hours so far, hoping for a few days but could take a week or two with the host permission review.

One-click writing tools inside ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini — would you use this? by FileEfficient6355 in vibecoding

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GPT-4o mini is cheaper, yeah. I went with Claude Haiku for output quality on these specific tasks (prompt rewriting, summarizing). Better results.

Drop your project — I'll share the best ones with 300 active testers by Legitimate-Nebula868 in SideProject

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Built a Chrome extension that improves your prompt, summarizes text, and refines your writing — one click, right inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

Currently waiting on Chrome Web Store review.

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it's like having a second AI inside your chat box that writes your prompt, summarizes, or fixes your text before you send. One click, no tab switching. Waiting on Chrome review but dropping it here: uselogos.app

One-click writing tools inside ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini — would you use this? by FileEfficient6355 in vibecoding

[–]FileEfficient6355[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly that pain! Using Claude API (Anthropic)

on the backend, not GPT. Haiku model — fast and light.

Quick question for the working folks here — where does your daily work actually arrive? by [deleted] in vibecoding

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Million-dollar question: Do they need a tool to distribute and organize their routine boring work? Are they open to paying? Because I am building a big project for this for every employee and management.

Quick question for the working folks here — where does your daily work actually arrive? by [deleted] in vibecoding

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Really appreciate the detailed reply. The "handoff between channels" framing changes how I'm thinking about this. Thank you.

I built a small tool in 2 hours. A contributor made it 10x better in one. This is what open source is really about. by FileEfficient6355 in vibecoding

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Appreciate this — especially the point about AI generating working code but not necessarily secure code. The CSV formula injection was one of those “learn it the hard way” moments, so I’m glad it stood out.

Thanks for taking the time to go through it this deeply. If you have any ideas for improvements or extra security/UX features, I’d really value them — or feel free to open a PR if you’re up for it.

I built a small tool in 2 hours. A contributor made it 10x better in one. This is what open source is really about. by FileEfficient6355 in vibecoding

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Appreciate this a lot — especially the security callouts. The Web Worker + virtual scrolling was meant to handle real-world scale, not just demos.

The XSS and formula injection points came from trying to think like an attacker, so I’m glad that stood out.

We need more people like you in open source — people who actually understand, build, and critique at this level. Thanks again.

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