Hunch

Ctrl+F with a hunch. Ask a page a question and the paragraph that answers it lights up, with a probability next to it.

Hunch is find-in-page for meaning. Press the shortcut, type what you are looking for in plain words, and the paragraphs that answer light up, brightest first, with a probability next to each. It looks similar to normal ctrl/command+f, but semantic. How it works: the page's text is sent to Jev, a model that does not generate text. Every paragraph gets its own yes-or-no question, "does this block answer the search", and the answers come back as calibrated probabilities that Hunch draws straight onto the page. You need a TypeSafe API key. Page text is sent only while the bar is open on that page, nothing is collected, and there is no server in between: requests go straight from your browser to TypeSafe. You can find the sourcecode at github.com/tymscar/hunch.