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Sider Code Sells Rewriting Other People's Web Apps From the Browser in Plain English
Sider Code launched September 1 at #5 on Product Hunt with 112 upvotes, a Chrome extension that reads a page, writes the code, and applies a persistent change described in plain words, with modifications saved across visits, toggleable, and exportable to share with others. The demo cases are turning a comment section into a debate map, adding hover explanations for jargon, and rebuilding scattered threads as focused articles. It lists Sider's own research agent, HARPA AI, MaxAI.me, HyperWrite and Strawberry as alternatives, and it is free for the first three days after launch, which is the sharpest version yet of client-side patching as a substitute for a vendor's roadmap.
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