You click Save
Nothing is captured until you click Save.
Chrome clipper
Save the page you choose.
Nothing is captured until you click Save. Saving again updates it.
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The page you are on.
The Chrome clipper saves only the page you choose.
That page only
It does not walk the rest of the site for you.
Same machine
A clipped page gets the same checks and the same permissions as an upload.
Getting it
The Chrome Web Store listing is not public yet. Talk to us and we will set you up.
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After you click Save.
It reads the page, summarises it, and links it into your knowledge.
Read on arrival
The page is read, summarised, connected to related work, and checked.
Two summaries
A short summary and a longer study summary are written, and both rewrite if the page changes.
About a minute
A small page is usable within about a minute.
- Page
- vendor.example/pricing-guide
- Summary
- How the vendor bills annual contracts.
- Connected to
- Why we bill annually · Proration rules
- Saved by
- You, just now
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Save again to update.
Saving the same page again updates it. It does not file a second copy.
Same page, new version
The new save takes over. The old one is kept and dated.
Progress stays
If the page teaches an idea people already studied, their progress stays with the idea.
Sources not rewritten
The original page stays the source. Cluesora does not rewrite it.
Before
A second clip creates “Page v2” beside the first, and nobody knows which to trust.
After
The same page is updated. Yesterday’s text is still readable by date.
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Where the page lands.
In the workspace you are signed into, inside the map everyone else already uses.
Into Corpus
A clip is knowledge, not a side pile of bookmarks.
Ready for Fathom
If it teaches a concept, that concept can pull it into a lesson.
Ready for Teammate
The next question can land on the clipped lines.
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Who can see it.
It follows workspace permissions. Nobody sees a clip they are not entitled to.
Workspace rules
The clip follows the workspace you saved it into.
Derived stays limited
A summary, lesson, or answer built from the clip carries the same limit.
Combined roles
Someone with several roles gets the combined access of all of them.
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You stay in control.
You choose the page. You can revoke the clipper.
Nothing until Save
The clipper does not capture a page you did not save.
Revoke any time
Revoke it under Profile → Connected agents.
Your permissions
It gets the permissions of the person who connected it.
07
For researchers.
Save the source in front of you, then keep working.
One click
The page you are reading becomes a source, not a tab you hope to find later.
Intent still works
A later question can match what the page decided, not only its heading.
Conflicts surface
If the clipped page disagrees with a page you already have, both sides stay visible.
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For developers.
Clip the doc you are on, then let an agent use it.
Docs you have open
Save the page you are looking at. Do not hope the agent will find it later.
Agents extend it
An MCP agent can update that same page later instead of forking a new one.
Reads not metered
Agents can search and fetch what you clipped. Those reads are never metered.
Questions people ask.
Does the clipper save pages in the background?
No. Nothing is captured until you click Save.
What happens after I save?
The page is read, summarised, and linked into your knowledge. A small page is usable in about a minute.
What if I save the same page again?
The new save updates it. The old version is kept and dated.
Who can see a clipped page?
People the workspace allows. Anything derived from it carries the same limit.
How do I turn it off?
Revoke it under Profile → Connected agents.