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Keep the page you are reading in your Grdn garden, ask AI about it, and find related reading, all in Chrome's side panel. Grdn is your knowledge garden: the pages you read, your notes and the topics they belong to, with AI that works on all of it. This extension puts Grdn in Chrome's side panel, beside every page you reading. KEEP • Keep the page you are reading with one tap from the small Grdn strip, and choose the garden it goes in. You can move it or undo later. • See what you already kept from this page and which gardens it sits in. ASK — AI that knows your garden • Ask about the page, or about a whole garden. The assistant can search your library and the web, read what you kept, keep new pages, link and file things, and write or edit notes for you. • AI Tools give you one-tap actions on a page or garden: a reading path, a one-page brief, quiz me, connect the dots, and what's missing. • AI Tools use your own AI model key, which you add in Grdn's settings. STREAM — what to read next • Where next suggests related pages from the web and from your own library. • Plant an RSS feed as a stream, then keep or dismiss what it brings in. CONTEXT • Search the titles, saved text and notes across your gardens. WORKS WITH YOUR AI TOOLS • Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to your garden through Grdn's MCP server. Your agents can then search, keep and write notes in the same garden you use in the side panel. Shortcut: Alt+Shift+G opens the panel on any page. Privacy: when the side panel is open, or when you tap Keep, the extension sends the current tab's address and title to your Grdn account. While the panel is open, Grdn reads the public version of the page and sends its address (without the query string) to its search provider to find related reading. Pages on private or sensitive sites are never fetched or sent. The page strip reads nothing from the page. The extension does not run in incognito windows. You need a Grdn account at grdn.page.
Nov 7, 2026
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