Ramble

Context layer for AI agents. Reads your browser tab, extracts structured DOM content, and exposes it via a local API for agents.

Ramble is a context engineering tool built for developers who use AI coding agents like Claude Code. It runs as a side panel in Chrome and reads your active browser tab — extracting clean, structured content from articles, web pages, and supported messaging interfaces. That structured context is made available through a local API, so AI agents and automation scripts can query your live browser state on demand. **Why install it:** - Stop copy-pasting content into AI tools manually - Give your AI agents real-time access to what's on your screen - Works with Claude Code, custom agents, and any local automation that can call a WebSocket API - All data stays on your machine — nothing is sent to external servers **What it does:** - Extracts readable text from any article or webpage (powered by Mozilla Readability) - Surfaces structured data from supported messaging interfaces - Exposes everything through a local WebSocket API your agents can query Built for developers building AI-assisted workflows who need their browser to be a live context source, not a copy-paste buffer.