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Collect the trade posts you can already see in Discord into a local index, then export them to objekt.my/match. Trading objekts means reading hundreds of "WTT / WTS / WTB" posts and remembering which ones mention something you have. This extension does the remembering. Switch on capture for your trade channel and browse it normally. Every post you scroll past is saved to a local index in your browser, parsed into members and collection codes, and checked against your own objekts. Posts that want something you hold get a badge right in Discord. When you are done, export a transcript and drop it into objekt.my/match for the full matching view. • Works on discord.com, canary and ptb. • Everything you capture stays in your browser. No account, no server, no analytics. • One click sends a search straight to objekt.my/match — no file, no import dialog. • Type what you're looking for and see the card art as you type, from objekt.my's public collection search. • Your objekts come from a Cosmo nickname lookup or from a list you type. • The panel is a movable, resizable window inside the page — drag it where you want it, or pop it out into a browser window of its own. • Export as text or JSON any time, from Settings. • Capture is off until you agree to it. After that it is on in the server channels you open, and the panel names the channel and server it is reading; pause any channel with one click. Direct messages are never read. Not affiliated with Discord or Modhaus/Cosmo.
Sep 18, 2026
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