Smart Tab Pilot

Exact URL dedupe (cross-window jump) plus a task navigation graph. Optional quick search. Side-panel UI.

Smart Tab Pilot keeps your Chrome windows tidy without grouping tabs by website. Exact URL dedupe (cross-window) If you open a URL that is already open in any window, the existing tab is focused and the duplicate is closed. Matching includes the hash by default; you can ignore the hash in Settings. Task navigation graph Tabs are clustered by how you actually navigated: opener tree, referrer, nearby opens in the same window, and optional learned URL-pattern priors. Page semantics refine names and mixed clusters. They do not glue everything from the same hostname together. Side panel Click the toolbar icon (or Ctrl+Shift+K) to open a full side panel: task cards, drag-to-merge, split, close a whole logical group, all-windows vs this-window, and Settings. Language Chinese and English. Default follows the browser; you can lock Chinese or English in Settings. Optional models Prefer on-device Gemini Nano (Chrome Prompt API) to name tasks and judge same-project tabs. If Nano is unavailable, you may set an OpenAI-compatible Base URL, API key, and model name. That endpoint is your URL. The extension does not ship a vendor backend. With no model, grouping still follows the navigation graph; names fall back to heuristics. What it does not do Does not merge tabs just because they share a domain. Does not persist full page bodies (only a short title plus 1-2 sentence summary). Does not include analytics or crash telemetry. Permissions are limited to tab and group management, side panel UI, short on-page extracts, and optional calls to the model you configure. Single purpose: organize browser tabs by jumping to an existing exact-URL tab, and grouping related work via a task navigation graph in the side panel.