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Page Summaries

Any page, in three lines.

Long articles, reports, docs and comment threads, boiled down to what actually matters. Open the side panel, press Summarize, keep reading the page.

Key points, not a wall of text

Claude Duet reads the page you are on and returns the three to five points that carry the argument, so you decide in seconds whether it deserves the full read.

Shorter, simpler or as a checklist

One tap turns a summary into a checklist, a plain-language explanation or a shorter version. Ask follow-up questions in the same thread.

Stays next to the original

The summary lives in the side panel, so the page never disappears. Scroll the article and the summary side by side.

Try asking

Prompts that work well

Type them in the side panel or use the quick actions. Every answer can be followed up in the same thread.

Summarize this page in three bullet points
What is the main argument and what is the evidence?
Turn this article into a checklist I can act on
Explain this like I am new to the topic
How it works

Three steps, no setup

1

Open any article, doc or long thread.

2

Press Summarize in the side panel or hit Alt+A.

3

Read the key points, then ask a follow-up if you need more.

FAQ

Page Summaries: common questions

Does it work on any website?
It works on regular web pages, articles, blogs, documentation and most news sites. Browser system pages such as chrome:// pages cannot be read by any extension.
How long can the page be?
Long reads are fine. Very large pages are trimmed to the most relevant text before summarizing.
Can I summarize only a part of the page?
Yes. Select the text you care about and choose Explain or Summarize from the pop-up or the right-click menu.

Your browser, with a second pair of hands.

Free to start. Works on any site. Opens with Alt+A.