Let Your AI Use MeTool
Connect the AI assistant you already use, so it can run the tools below for you.
What it does
How the AI does the work
Ask for what you need in your own AI chat, and it works directly on this page in your browser: settings get adjusted, content gets edited, and the result comes back to the chat. No tab juggling, no copy-paste.
You ask for it in your AI chat
Get started
Connect a tool page first
Your AI can only work on the page that is currently connected. Until you click Connect your AI, it does not know where to send data.
Already hooked up your AI? Just tell it what you need. If no tool page is connected, it will ask you to open one and click Connect your AI.
Hook in your AI
The first time around, your AI needs a one-off setup. Cursor, WorkBuddy, Qoder, TraeWork, Claude Cowork, and Codex each have an illustrated guide — set it up once and it stays.
See how to connect each AIPick a tool page
Tools you can hand to your AI
Open any page, flip on Connect your AI there, and the assistant can work on that page. The list keeps growing.
Markdown Tools
HTML Tools
Document Tools
LaTeX Tools
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