ChatMultiAI: Browser extension, send prompts to multiple providers at once

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gavinray · 5h ago

Over the weekend I had the idea that I might build a web-app or extension to automate the copy-pasting into multiple LLM's I do for nearly all my questions.

Turns out, someone had the same idea and had already done it. Nice!

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ChatMultiAI: Browser extension, send prompts to multiple providers at once

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