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Capture the page you're viewing into Kirria's knowledge graph. Kirria Capture puts the page you're reading into your team's knowledge graph in one click. Instead of pasting a link into a chat thread nobody searches later, capture the page itself. Kirria extracts the readable text, keeps the source URL alongside it, and files it in the workspace you choose. From there it's part of the same knowledge base your team already queries so answers come back with citations pointing at what they came from, including the pages you captured. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Kirria icon on a page worth keeping. 2. Connect your Kirria account the first time. Consent happens on Kirria's own sign-in page; the extension never sees your password. 3. Pick a workspace, add an optional note explaining why the page matters, and capture. WHAT GETS CAPTURED Only the page you're on, and only when you click. The extension reads the article text of the active tab at the moment you press Capture. If you've selected part of the page, it captures the selection instead. Nothing runs in the background, and no browsing history or activity on other tabs is read or transmitted. REQUIRES A KIRRIA ACCOUNT Kirria Capture is a companion to the Kirria platform and needs an account with a workspace you can contribute to. The extension itself is free.
Aug 20, 2026
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