Read it once.
Use it everywhere.
KB_Bridge saves snippets from anywhere you read and replays them into your next AI session as context. Everything stays in your browser: no backend, no account, no cloud clipper holding your notes hostage. Free forever, full product, no paid tier.
You already found the answer. Then you lost it.
The perfect explanation from Tuesday, the config snippet from last week, the paragraph that finally made it click. It is in a tab you closed, a history you will not search, a bookmark folder you will never open. KB_Bridge catches it at the moment you read it, and hands it back at the moment you need it.
Save where you read
Grab a snippet on any page without leaving it. The capture takes a click, not a filing decision.
Replay where you ask
Pull saved snippets into your next AI session as context. No re-explaining, no hunting for the source tab.
Yours, in your browser
Snippets live in your browser's local storage. No server copy, no account, nothing for anyone else to read.
Free forever
Full product, no tier, no gate. The glue works best when everyone has it, so it costs nothing.
The bridge in the Local Gorilla chain.
Each Local Gorilla extension stands alone. KB_Bridge is what makes them a system: what you learn in one place becomes context in the next.
Right-click a term with code_mate_, or grab any snippet on any page.
KB_Bridge stores it in your browser. Organised, local, yours.
Feed it into a Context Copilot session as context, exactly when you need it.
KB_Bridge vs cloud clippers, on the facts
The clipper category is useful and mature. The difference is where your notes live, and what happens to them when you stop paying.
| KB_Bridge (Local Gorilla) | Cloud clippers | |
|---|---|---|
| Where snippets live | Your browser, your machine | Their servers |
| Account required | No | Yes |
| Pricing | Free forever, no tier | Free tier + subscription |
| Built for AI replay | Yes, that is the point | Storage first, export maybe |
| When you stop paying | Nothing changes, it is free | Locked tiers, export scramble |
| Telemetry | Zero | Analytics by default |
"Cloud clippers" covers the web-clipper category (note-app clippers and read-later services) at category level: they store clipped content on their servers behind an account, with free tiers and paid plans. No single product is being characterised. Corrections welcome: admin@lionsedge.tech
Free forever. That is the pricing page.
No tiers to compare, no toggle for annual billing, no asterisk. KB_Bridge is the connective tissue of the suite and it works best when everyone has it.
- Save snippets from any page
- Replay into any AI session as context
- Chains with code_mate_ and Context Copilot
- Everything in your browser, zero telemetry
Questions
What does KB_Bridge do?
KB_Bridge saves snippets from anywhere you read and replays them into your next AI session as context. Found the perfect explanation on Tuesday? Pull it into Thursday's chat in one click, instead of hunting for the tab or re-explaining from memory. It is the glue between reading and asking.
Where are my snippets stored?
In your browser's local storage, on your own machine. KB_Bridge has no backend, no account and no cloud sync service holding your notes. Nothing you save is visible to Local Gorilla or anyone else.
Is KB_Bridge really free forever?
Yes. Free forever, full product, no paid tier, no feature gates. KB_Bridge is the connective tissue of the Local Gorilla extension family, and it works better for everyone when everyone has it.
How does it work with code_mate_ and Context Copilot?
They are built to chain: capture a definition or snippet via code_mate_, save it through KB_Bridge, then replay it into a Context Copilot session as context. Each tool also stands alone; the bridge is there when you want the flow.
How is this different from a cloud clipper?
Cloud clippers save your snippets to their servers, behind an account, inside a subscription product. KB_Bridge keeps everything in your browser: no server, no account, nothing to leak and nothing to cancel. The trade-off is honest: no cross-device cloud sync, because there is no cloud.
What platforms does it run on?
Chrome and Chromium browsers, so it works across macOS, Windows and Linux wherever Chromium runs.
Stop losing what you already learned.
Snippets saved in your browser, replayed into any AI chat. Free forever. Get told the moment it lands.
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