Good things on the web. Straight to your BOT.

Web clipping · Screenshots & files · Social sharing · Material basket · BOT conversations

English · 中文

_{By 铁柱AGI · Grok Bot learning site: bot.tiezhu.si}

The BOT picker supports literal names, full pinyin and pinyin initials, with exact and prefix matches ranked first. Favorite frequently used BOTs, set a default recipient and refresh the roster manually.

Social capture preserves available titles, text, authors, tags, public engagement counts and media. It can retrieve and download complete video files from supported platform data, but availability depends on each page and response. Missing fields are reported, never filled with invented zeroes; covers are not presented as video files.

Languages: 55 language and regional configurations, automatic browser-language detection, and a manual language setting. Extension pages, share menus, capture controls and installed-extension metadata are localized, including RTL layouts. Translations are machine-assisted and welcome native-speaker corrections. See the localization guide for coverage and contribution instructions.

Requires Node.js 22.13+, npm and a working Grok Bot account. This repository currently distributes source code; automated builds, package publishing and releases are not configured.

git clone https://github.com/RongleCat/grok-bot-clipper.git
cd grok-bot-clipper
npm ci
npm run build

Chrome / Edge

1. Open chrome://extensions or edge://extensions.
2. Enable Developer mode and choose Load unpacked.
3. Select the project's dist/ directory.
4. Pin Grok Bot Clipper, open it and authorize your own account.
5. Choose a BOT, capture material and send it.

Firefox desktop 140+

npm run build:firefox

Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox, choose Load Temporary Add-on, and select dist-firefox/manifest.json. Temporary installations expire when Firefox restarts. Permanent installation in standard Firefox requires Mozilla signing. See the Firefox guide, in Chinese.

After updating the source, rebuild and reload the extension in your browser's extension manager. Refresh any social pages that were already open. Chrome and Firefox builds use separate output directories.

• Material basket: collect pages, selections, images and files before combining them.
• Drafts: unsent material packages and instructions that you can keep editing.
• Send preview: inspect the final text and attachments without sending.
• Send history: check upload and delivery states and failure details.
• BOT conversations: read replies and continue the conversation.

With the pre-send instruction option disabled, selecting a BOT queues the material directly. When enabled, you can add instructions first. An accepted delivery means the server acknowledged the message, not that the BOT has finished the task.

Browser and OS conflicts can prevent a shortcut from being assigned; customize it in the browser's extension shortcut settings. In the instruction editor, Enter sends and Shift+Enter inserts a line break. IME confirmation does not send.

Packages contain numbered sources, Markdown text, available author and capture metadata, original media attachments, and a context.json mapping sources to files. Social posts also include a post-context.json with engagement data and capture completeness.

When text exceeds the message budget, the message contains an index and excerpts while the complete text remains attached. Missing content caused by browser limits, lazy loading, cross-origin frames or restricted media is documented. Chrome can include an MHTML page snapshot; Firefox uses a body-HTML archive.

• Authorize your own account in the browser; desktop credentials are not read.
• Credentials live in extension-session storage by default. Persistent login is optional.
• Settings, drafts, materials and send history stay in the current browser and do not automatically sync between browsers.
• No analytics or project-operated relay service. Sending uploads material to the cloud service used by your selected BOT.
• Cross-site capture requests permissions when needed; built-in social integrations and upload hosts use fixed permissions.
• MHTML is a raw browser snapshot and may include signed-in or hidden page content. Disable it in settings or remove it from a draft.

See the detailed technical guide, in Chinese for budgets, upload recovery and platform limits.

npm test                 # Automated regression tests
npm run build            # Chrome / Edge → dist/
npm run build:firefox    # Firefox → dist-firefox/
npm run lint:firefox     # Firefox extension checks
npm run test:fixture     # Local synthetic test page

Manual packaging scripts, npm run package and npm run package:firefox, remain available. No GitHub Actions build or automated binary-release workflow is configured.

Tests cover protocol behavior, uploads, capture, context packing, pixel operations, browser adapters and UI interactions. jsdom tests are not real-browser end-to-end acceptance tests. Historical verification notes, in Chinese.

• X: @cgnot996 · 铁柱AGI
• WeChat official account: search 铁柱AGI, or scan the QR code at the top.
• Learning site: bot.tiezhu.si
• Feedback and contributions: Issues · Pull requests · Contributing

Project-owned code is available under the MIT License. Third-party code and artwork retain their respective rights. vendor/desktop-avatar/ was extracted from the desktop application; it is excluded from this project's MIT grant, and no open-source license is claimed for it. See third-party notices and avatar provenance. This project does not grant rights to the Grok Bot brand or trademarks.