maddybuilds/skimr

Skimr is a free tool that reads all your currently open browser tabs and generates a structured summary report. Instead of manually clicking through dozens of open tabs to find something specific, you type a short command and the tool scans everything at once, returning only what matches your filter. You can search for deadlines, prices, job listings, news headlines, or limit results to specific websites like Reddit or exclude others like YouTube. The tool works by talking to your browser over the Chrome DevTools Protocol, which is the same internal channel that browser developer tools already use. This approach lets the tool read your open tabs without requiring a browser extension to be installed. The AI model that does the actual reading and summarizing is MiMo V2.5 Free, which comes bundled with OpenCode (the underlying agent runtime) at no cost. You do not need an OpenAI account, an API key, or any third-party signup. Setup involves a few steps. You launch Brave or another Chromium-based browser with a special remote-debugging flag, install a small Python library, then install OpenCode and run the agent. The README includes exact commands for Windows, Linux, and Mac. Once running, you interact with it by typing commands like "skim for deadlines" or "skim only reddit". One thing the README flags clearly: when you enable the debug port on your browser, anything else running on that machine can also read your tab contents while the port is open. This is fine for personal use on your own computer but should not be done on shared or public machines. The tool is completely free, requires no accounts or API keys, and is MIT licensed.