CVtools

CVtools takes a simple premise: rather than opening a separate chatbot tab every time you need help writing, you summon the AI right where the cursor already is. The extension watches for short command keywords such as GPT, VGPT, YOU and HELP while you type in an editable field, then hands that prompt to a language model and streams the generated text back into the box. The pitch is speed — the developer claims users can write up to ten times faster by letting the generator handle the first draft, the follow-up sentence or the long-form paragraph.

The supported surfaces named in the listing are Canva, Gmail and Google Forms, which are exactly the places where people write short repetitive text all day: form answers, email replies, design captions. There is also a standalone 'GPT Tool' component that serves as a plain content generator for when you just need a block of text with no surrounding page. Because it lives in the browser rather than in any one SaaS app, the workflow is the same across all three integrations.

It is worth setting expectations. CVtools is a very small, single-developer project: the current build is version 1.0.1, last updated in March 2023, it is published in Spanish, and its user base is measured in dozens rather than thousands. It relies on GPT-3-era generation, so output quality will feel dated next to modern assistants, and there is no visible team, roadmap or support organisation behind it. Treat it as a niche productivity shortcut rather than a production writing platform.