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Paw Work is a Chrome extension that turns a web page into raw material for an AI agent. You flip on Paw Mode, click the parts of a live page that matter (product photos, a table, a block of copy), then describe the outcome you want, and it hands back an editable file: a spreadsheet, an 8-page deck, a poster, a document, or a working HTML site. Bring your own model key; it is MIT and there is no server.

The selection-first idea is the point. Instead of dumping a whole page at a model and hoping, you point at exactly what you want and the agent works from that. Generated code runs in a sandboxed QuickJS VM that never touches the page DOM or your other files, and complex jobs show you a plan card to approve before anything is written. Your keys stay in the browser and go only to the endpoints you set.

For turning messy web content into something you can actually edit and keep (decks, comparison sheets, docs) this is a sharp little tool, and the privacy model is better than most browser agents. The catch: it is not on the Chrome Web Store yet, so you load an unpacked extension yourself, and quality rides entirely on whatever model key you plug in. Early, but the approach is right.