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I made a web sdk with chrome extension to airgap open weights and with open web use

A developer reported building a web SDK paired with a Chrome extension that lets locally hosted open-weight AI models interact with web apps while remaining airgapped, with no API cost or middleman involved. The developer said the core functionality works and that the project will be open sourced once testing is finished, though the user experience still needs refinement. The developer framed the result as enabling local AI with app interaction and no egress.

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I made a web sdk with chrome extension to airgap open weights and with open web use
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Words cannot describe how happy I am this worked. I need to refine the UX but the core works. I can go site to site online offline and AI works to connect to web apps with NO API COST or middleman…

When I get finished testing it will be open source. If you think about what I made it means you can now use local AI with app interaction with no egress.

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