YourStasis Tutorial

Install the Chrome extension, choose where enrichment runs, capture one public page, review the resulting row, and export it without losing control of the data.

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Step 1

Install and pin the Chrome extension

  1. Use the Chrome Web Store listing when it becomes available. During beta, download the YourStasis v0.1.56 for Chrome.
  2. Unzip the download into a stable folder that you will not delete after loading it.
  3. Open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and select the folder containing manifest.json.
  4. Pin YourStasis from Chrome's Extensions menu.
Unpacked updates: Chrome's Update button does not download a new build. Extract a newer release over the same stable folder, then click Reload on the extension card.

Step 2

Choose where enrichment runs

Open Setup in the side panel, then open Advanced: choose where model work runs to choose a mode. You can change this later in Settings.

  • Hosted account: recommended for account history across surfaces.
  • Bring your own key: use our service with your own OpenRouter or OpenAI key.
  • Local / Ollama: run the YourStasis API and model endpoint on your machine.
YourStasis setup mode selection
Setup keeps hosted account, BYOK, and local paths explicit.

Run the preflight before spending model credits

Click Run preflight. It checks that your provider, account history, Google export and Push to API are set up, without running any of them. Use Copy setup report when support needs a redacted diagnostic.

Step 3

Capture one page you chose

  1. Open a public article, tool, product page, Google Doc, or Google Sheet.
  2. Open YourStasis and click Summarize current tab.
  3. For keyboard capture, open chrome://extensions/shortcuts and assign the current-tab command. The recommended Chrome-managed shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+Y on Windows or Command+Shift+Y on macOS.
When a shortcut is intercepted: Ctrl+Alt+Z is a best-effort page listener. Google Docs, Google Sheets, and protected pages can consume it first. Use the pinned icon, context menu, or Summarize current tab button as the reliable fallback.
Enrich view with captured resources and Prompt controls
Check the link in the URL column: by default everything after a '?' is cut off (YouTube video links keep their video id); turn that off under Settings > General > Clean URL query strings.

Step 4

Review the row before using it

Double-click a cell to correct it. Select a different Prompt when the output needs a different schema, such as a job, movie, event, product, book, podcast, recipe, travel place, or research paper.

Redo re-runs a row with your note on what to fix and re-checks the site's pricing page for website links.

Redo dialog with feedback and model-effort options
Retry only the row that needs more work, with written feedback.

Step 5

Select, copy, or export the reviewed rows

  1. Select one or more rows, or leave all rows unselected to use the full preview.
  2. Turn Headers on when the destination needs a header row.
  3. Choose TSV for spreadsheet paste or Markdown for a readable text table.
  4. Copy as TSV and paste into your sheet, or open Export for CSV, Excel, JSON, NDJSON, API delivery or Save to account.
Export destinations for files, API, account, Google Sheets, and Google Docs
Copy, CSV, Excel and Google export use the Prompt's columns and your selected rows. Save to account saves your whole workspace.

Step 6

Use Logs and Setup when something fails

Logs shows the source, time and error details for capture and enrichment. The input is shortened but error details are not, so check an entry before you share it.

YourStasis Logs view with copy controls
Copy the smallest useful diagnostic instead of sharing credentials.

Ready for the next resource

Keep the side panel open while researching, or close it and return later. Extension storage retains the local workspace until you clear it or remove the extension.

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