# Hypsurf full context for LLMs

## Overview

Hypsurf is a browser extension that acts as a command layer for web apps. It runs beside existing websites as a side panel and helps users understand pages, reason across tabs, extract structured data, draft next steps, and prepare browser actions without losing control.

Hypsurf is for people who do serious work in the browser: research, product comparison, admin dashboards, job applications, technical docs, and repetitive web operations.

Status: early access. Contact: dev@hypsurf.com

## Positioning

Hypsurf is not a replacement for websites or web apps. It is a layer over the browser interface. Users keep the page visible, keep final control, and use natural-language commands to reduce tab sprawl, manual copying, repetitive UI work, hidden interface complexity, lost decisions, and context switching.

Short description: A command layer for the web apps you already use.

## Main capabilities

### Understand the current page

Hypsurf can help read and summarize page content, explain visible information, identify relevant details, and turn messy web pages into usable context.

### Work across tabs

Hypsurf can help compare information across open pages and keep context close to the user’s current workflow.

### Extract structured data

Hypsurf can help convert page content into structured outputs such as lists, summaries, fields, tables, or draft records.

### Forms and navigation

Hypsurf can help prepare actions for complex websites, including navigating flows and drafting form inputs, while leaving the user in control.

### Sessions to decisions

Hypsurf can preserve useful session context and help convert browsing work into notes, decisions, and next actions.

### Draft next actions

Hypsurf can draft emails, replies, summaries, checklists, and operational next steps based on the page or browsing context.

## Workflow

1. Observe — understand the current page and visible structure.
2. Ask — let the user ask in plain language.
3. Extract — pull useful facts or fields from pages.
4. Act — prepare actions, drafts, or navigation steps.
5. Continue — keep context close across the browser session.

## Use cases

- Research: read pages, compare sources, produce summaries and notes.
- Product comparison: compare options across sites and tabs.
- Admin dashboards: understand state, inspect records, draft operational follow-ups.
- Job and applications: parse postings, prepare materials, track next steps.
- Technical docs: summarize docs, extract implementation steps, compare API behavior.
- Repetitive web ops: reduce repeated copy/paste and manual UI movement.

## Privacy posture

Hypsurf’s public site has no analytics scripts or tracking pixels. Early-access requests use a `mailto:` link to dev@hypsurf.com.

The privacy policy says Hypsurf is designed for user control. It describes what the extension covers, what Hypsurf does not do, how the agent works, service providers, what stays local, user controls, children, security, changes, and contact.

Privacy page: https://hypsurf.com/privacy.html

## Crawler policy

This site allows crawling and indexing by default:

```txt
User-agent: *
Allow: /

Sitemap: https://hypsurf.com/sitemap.xml
```

Search engines, AI agents, and LLM crawlers may read public pages and public text files. Please respect robots.txt and avoid abusive request rates.

## Canonical links

- Home: https://hypsurf.com/
- Privacy: https://hypsurf.com/privacy.html
- LLM summary: https://hypsurf.com/llms.txt
- Full LLM context: https://hypsurf.com/llms-full.txt
- Sitemap: https://hypsurf.com/sitemap.xml