The whole product is a single, focused convenience layer. You highlight a passage on any web page, right-click, and pick the Send2AI entry from the context menu. The extension then substitutes your selection into the template you configured, copies the finished prompt to the clipboard and opens ChatGPT (or whatever URL you set in the options page) so you can paste immediately. The developer's own example template is "Please tell me about {text} in a very simple way as if I was 5 years old kid", where {text} is replaced by whatever you highlighted.
The value proposition is repetition reduction. Anyone who frequently asks an AI the same class of question — explain this, translate this, rewrite this — saves the step of opening a chat tab, typing or pasting the boilerplate, and positioning the cursor. Both the template and the destination link are configurable in the extension's options, so it can point at ChatGPT or another assistant URL. The permissions footprint is deliberately tiny: the extension package is only about 10.5 KiB, and the developer declares it does not collect or use your data at all.
This is a third-party extension and is not built, endorsed or operated by OpenAI; the legacy catalogue text that described it as an artificial-intelligence model family was inaccurate. It also carries no ratings and has a very small user base, and its last update was in January 2024, so treat it as a simple utility rather than an actively evolving product. Because it works entirely by clipboard hand-off, it adds no AI capability of its own and depends on your assistant of choice being open and logged in.
