Note: all prompts (text and image) are sent directly to the API of your selection. Fuji-Web does not attempt to collect any information from you.

Build the extension

If you want to build the extension from source, follow these instructions:

1. Ensure you have Node.js. The development was done on Node v20 but it should work with some lower versions.
2. Clone this repository
3. Install pnpm globally: npm install -g pnpm
4. Run pnpm install
5. Run pnpm dev to start the development server, or pnpm build to build the extension.

When loading the extension, you will need to load the dist folder created by the build process.

Roadmap

• Expose API for easy integration with browser automation frameworks (e.g. Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium)
• Add support for more complex & cross-tab workflows
• Add support for more browsing behaviors (select from dropdown, extract content from entire page etc.)
• Add support for saving workflows
• Add support for sharing workflows & instructions with others
• Create wikipedia-like knowledge base where users can work together to create knowledge that can improve the Fuji-Web's performance

Troubleshooting

Check out our Troubleshooting Guide for help with common problems.

Contributing

Interested in contributing to Fuji-Web? We'd love your help! Check out our Contribution Guide for guidelines on how to contribute, report bugs, suggest enhancements, and more.

We also have set up a dedicated channel for Fuji-Web feedback on Discord at https://discord.gg/yfMjZ8udb5.

Credits

• Fuji-Web's image annotation method was inspired by Microsoft's UFO paper.
• Fuji as a tool that lives in the browser sidepanel was inspired by TaxyAI's browser extension. We also used some of its UI code.
• The Chrome extension set-up leveraged an awesome boilerplate project Jonghakseo/chrome-extension-boilerplate-react-vite.
• The Fuji logo is from Toss Face Emoji design set.