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Paw Work - selection-first web agent for Chrome: select on the live page, describe the outcome, take away an editable office file. BYOK, sandboxed, no server.
What it solves
Paw Work is a Chrome extension that transforms web content into editable, professional documents. Instead of receiving a chat-based summary or a text essay, users can select specific elements on a page—such as product photos, tables, or text blocks—and request the AI to convert them into functional files like spreadsheets, slide decks, posters, or HTML sites.
How it works
Users activate "Paw Mode" to select content on a live webpage. This selection is captured and sent to a user-provided AI model (BYOK) via a sidepanel. The AI then generates the content into a live canvas—using engines like Univer for spreadsheets and tldraw for slides/posters—which the user can then edit further or export (e.g., exporting decks to PPTX).
Who it’s for
It is designed for people who work extensively in the browser and need to extract, compare, or export web data into structured formats. It is specifically not intended for unattended RPA (robotic process automation) or as a full-scale coding agent for local repositories.
Highlights
- Editable Outcomes: Produces real office files (spreadsheets, slides, docs, and HTML sites) rather than just text responses.
- BYOK (Bring Your Own Key): No accounts or servers; keys are stored locally in the browser and sent only to user-defined endpoints.
- Local Execution: Model-generated code runs in a local WASM sandbox (QuickJS VM) for security and privacy.
- Plan-First Workflow: For complex tasks, the agent can generate a plan card for user approval before executing the work.
- Integrated Canvases: Uses Univer and tldraw to provide live, editable workspaces directly within the extension.
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