Kerqu.Ai targets a very specific audience: sellers who spend their day inside marketplace dashboards, listing editors and supplier sites, and who currently juggle a chat assistant tab, an image tool, a translation service and a folder of reusable prompts. The extension collapses that stack by living in the browser and reading the page you are on, so it can propose the right operating template for the task in front of you instead of making you describe the context from scratch.
The conversation layer supports multiple models side by side, including a group-chat mode where you can pose one question to several assistants and compare their answers in real time. On top of that sit more than thirty operational scenario templates covering typical seller workflows. Image work is handled natively too: generating product visuals from keywords, swapping backgrounds for product and model shots, cutting out subjects, producing image variations from a reference scene, and upscaling or enhancing low-quality assets.
The third pillar is listing operations. A library of cross-border e-commerce Q&A templates lets you generate, optimise and translate copy with a single click, with output supported in a wide range of target languages so one listing can be localised for multiple marketplaces. It is best understood as a shop-floor toolkit rather than a general-purpose assistant — the value comes from the number of pre-built seller workflows it ships with.
