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Lets the BuildBank guide read the notebook or tool you are working in, when you ask it to. BuildBank Guide lets the BuildBank project guide see the notebook or data tool you are working in, so its help is about your actual code and output rather than a guess. BuildBank is where you build portfolio projects one step at a time, with a voice guide beside you. Many steps happen outside BuildBank, in an online notebook, a code repository or a spreadsheet. Without this extension, the guide cannot see that work. With it, the guide can read your tab when it looks, spot the error in your last cell, and point to the next small thing to try. How it works • Start a guided session on your project in BuildBank. • Open the tool you work in. Tabs opened from BuildBank are linked automatically; for any other tab, click the BuildBank icon and choose "Let the guide read this tab". • When the guide looks, it reads the visible cells and outputs of that tab, one reading at a time. Built for privacy • Nothing is read until you start a guided session and link a tab. • Access to each tool is asked for one tool at a time, the first time you use it. • For tools that draw their work as a picture, such as charts and dashboards, a picture of the tab is taken only after you click. • Readings go only to BuildBank to answer you, and are not stored. No browsing history, no tracking, no ads. • You can stop the guide reading a tab at any time from the extension's menu. The guide points and never writes your code or answers for you. The step is still yours. Requires a BuildBank account: https://buildbank.ai
Nov 6, 2026
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