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Image Exporter for ChatGPT is on the Chrome Web Store
Image Exporter for ChatGPT v1.0.1 is published: a free Chrome extension that gets the AI-generated images out of a ChatGPT conversation. It scans the conversation you're viewing, shows every image on one contact sheet, and downloads the originals — never re-encoded — together with a metadata.csv recording the prompt behind each one, reconstructed from your own requests and edits.
It can also ask ChatGPT for a title and keywords per image and embed them in the PNG's XMP metadata, where Adobe Bridge, Lightroom, and ExifTool will read them. That part posts one message per image into your own conversation and uses your normal quota, so it stays optional.
No account and no API key: it uses the ChatGPT session already in your browser, talks only to ChatGPT's own servers, and runs only on chatgpt.com. Not affiliated with OpenAI.
The Accountant Cowork Kit is out: a set of Claude skills that draft the client-facing writing of a US tax practice. The one you'll reach for first turns a short notice brief into a plain-English letter explaining an IRS notice to an anxious client — in the firm's own voice, with your decision, no figure invented and no advice given. It drafts the rest of the season too: engagement letters, onboarding packets, deadline reminders, and document chasers.
Every skill runs behind one liability guard: it never computes a figure, gives advice, promises an outcome, borrows the IRS's voice, or lets a client's SSN or notice number out in the clear. When a request crosses a line, the draft declines, names the rule, and offers the safe wording instead. Every output is a draft the preparer reviews and owns, and it runs inside your own Claude account — nothing leaves it.
The document-chaser skill is free to try; the paid tiers cover the full workflow. Product page · Get the kit
Airtable Safe Write is live
Airtable Safe Write v0.1.0 is out: an MCP server that lets Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and Cline write to an Airtable base — with every write starting as a dry-run preview. You see what would change, confirm with a single-use token, and get a receipt with a link to the record.
Free and open source under MIT. It runs on your machine with your own Airtable token.
LLM Context Clipper v0.1 is published: a free Chrome extension that clips parts of any web page into one attributed Markdown context pack — every clip keeps its source title and link — ready to paste into Claude, ChatGPT, or any LLM.
No account, no ads. Clips stay in your browser's local storage.
