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Supported sites

RTLY works on 16 AI chat sites and does nothing anywhere else.

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SiteAddressNotes
ChatGPTchatgpt.comThe older address chat.openai.com is also covered.
Claudeclaude.ai
Geminigemini.google.com
Perplexityperplexity.ai
Microsoft Copilotcopilot.microsoft.com
Google AI Studioaistudio.google.com
NotebookLMnotebooklm.google.comOnly the chat section is processed.
Grokgrok.com
Poepoe.com
Z.aiz.ai, chat.z.ai
DeepSeekchat.deepseek.com
Qwenqwen.ai, chat.qwen.ai
Bingbing.comRTLY runs on all of bing.com, not only the chat.
Mistralmistral.ai, chat.mistral.aiRTLY runs on the whole host.
Hugging Facehuggingface.co/chatOnly the /chat section.
Coherecohere.com, coral.cohere.comRTLY runs on the whole host.

How well each site works

Each site has its own small set of rules, because each site builds its pages differently. The project tests five of them in a real Chromium browser, with local copies of their page structure: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Mistral. The other eleven are covered by consistency checks only. None of the tests loads the live sites.

Sites change

AI sites change their page markup without notice. When that happens RTLY can stop working on a site, or work only partly, until its rules are updated. If a site looks wrong, send a broken-site report (opens in a new tab) with the address and a screenshot.

Sites that are not supported

Any site that is not in the table: other chat tools, search engines other than Bing's chat pages, social networks and so on. RTLY does not run there, and it has no permission to.

The address matters. For example, x.com (Grok inside X) and Google's AI Overviews in search results are not covered. Hugging Face is covered only under /chat.

Ask for another site

Open a feature request (opens in a new tab) with the site address. Adding a site means writing its rules and giving the extension permission for its address, so some requests will be declined to keep the permission list short. If you write code, the contributing guide in the repository explains how to add a site.