Browser extension for four AI workspaces
Works inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot.
Product status
What works today.What does not—yet.
BeforePrompt starts as a browser extension. This page separates the current product from limited tests, open exploration, and the broader infrastructure direction.
Available Now
Shipped in the current public product.
Local first-pass instruction checks
Flags clarity, context, constraint, contradiction, and sensitive-data issues in the browser.
Deliberate cloud-assisted actions
Improve, Clarify, Structure, and related actions run only after the user chooses them.
Reusable instruction library
Public examples and the signed-in catalog provide structured starting points for recurring work.
Currently Testing
Available to a limited set of signed-in testers and still changing.
Personal collections, private sharing, and community publishing
Signed-in library workflows are operating in the current limited beta.
Team templates, policies, and aggregate coaching
Organization controls are being tested with limited access; they are not presented as a general enterprise deployment.
Exploring
Under product discovery with no release commitment.
Additional AI website integrations
Perplexity, DeepSeek, and Le Chat are being evaluated without a promised release date.
Prompt-quality benchmark research
The methodology is public; results will be published only after the dataset and review are complete.
Long-Term Direction
Part of the product vision, not a currently shipped capability.
Desktop overlays, IDE, CLI, and API surfaces
Broader places to capture and improve intent remain future direction.
Model routing, agent routing, and workflow conversion
Routing and execution infrastructure are part of the long-term vision, not the current extension.
Enterprise control plane
Cross-system governance and large-scale administration are long-term direction, not a claimed deployment today.
The rule behind the labels
A future idea never gets written as a present feature.
“Currently Testing” is reserved for working software with limited access. “Exploring” carries no release promise. “Long-Term Direction” describes the category vision, not something customers can buy today.