Agents with guardrails
Connect an MCP-compatible agent, review field-level diffs for bulk updates, and undo recent actions from the app.
Approval · history · undo
Save a link once. Open it from anywhere.
Search from a new tab, quick palette, popup, or side panel. Organize with tag paths and work scopes. Let agents maintain the library while you review bulk changes and undo recent actions.
New Tab start page
Start every tab inside your library. Cached frequently used links appear immediately, then refresh in the background.
Cached results · keyboard navigation
Quick palette
Search or save without leaving the page in front of you. Open the palette with Cmd+; on macOS or Ctrl+; elsewhere.
Search · save · close
Popup or side panel
Use a compact toolbar popup for quick actions or keep a full-height panel open beside your work.
Compact or persistent
Tags and work scopes
Type paths such as #work/clients/acme, then scope the extension to one branch when you want fewer results.
Paths build the structure
Search that learns from use
Fuzzy matching finds rough queries while frequently used links rise based on what you actually open.
Title · domain · URL · note
Type a path
#work/clients/acme is one tag that reads as three levels.
Auto-normalized
Spacing, casing, and stray slashes are cleaned up: Work / Project → work/project.
Virtual tree
The sidebar splits paths on / and renders them as expandable folders.
Rolled-up counts
Each branch shows the total of everything filed beneath it.
tagged:
#work/clients/acme · #work/reading · #personal/recipes
Tags
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work
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clients
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acme
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globex
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reading
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personal
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recipes
14
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travel
13
Scopes
A work mode for your bookmarks.
A scope is a top-level tag you put the extension into — usually #work. While it’s active, the extension behaves as if work is the only thing in your library: you only see work links, and everything you save is filed under work without a second thought. Perfect for keeping personal reading, recipes, and side projects out of sight while you’re on the clock.
- ⌕ Search stays in scope. Results are limited to the scope’s subtree — #work and everything under work/*. The rest of your library simply isn’t there.
- ＋ Saves keep their tag. Save the page you’re on and the tag is stored exactly as entered — the active scope only filters what you see.
- ◎ Always visible. The footer shows the active scope as a blue #tag, so you always know which slice you’re looking at.
- ↺ One switch back. Choose atlas · all to clear the scope and see your whole library again. The choice is remembered per browser.
Atlas
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Search your library…
Acme — Q3 roadmap
linear.app #work/clients/acme
Revenue dashboard
looker.company #work/reporting
Team onboarding
notion.so #work
connected
#work
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Search that forgives typos
The same box that saves your links searches them. Trigram matching across title, domain, URL, and notes means a rough guess still finds the page — and the list narrows live with every keystroke.
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Frequently used, automatically
The links you open most float into a Frequently used list — no pinning, no manual favorites. Roughly the top fifth by opens, kept fresh as your habits shift.
Chrome extension · optional
Save where you browse.
File the current tab in one click and search your whole library from the toolbar — as a compact popup or a full-height side panel. It’s where scopes live, too.
- ＋ File the current tab in a single click.
- ⌕ Search every saved link from the toolbar.
- ⌗ Set a scope so only the right slice shows up.
- ◦ Popup or full-height side panel — your choice.
Secure by design: bearer-token auth, revocable anytime — never your password.
Atlas
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Search your library…
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Save current page
grugbrain.dev
Crafting Interpreters
craftinginterpreters.com #reading
Rails 8.0 Release Notes
guides.rubyonrails.org #work/rails
The Grug Brained Developer
grugbrain.dev #reading
connected
atlas
Built for the way you work
Your work links, one shortcut away.
Bring your daily links together in under a minute. Free to start.
Start your library ↵