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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://eggz.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Install from the Chrome Web Store

  1. Open the Chrome Web Store and search for Unscrambled Tabs, or use your team’s direct store link.
  2. Click Add to Chrome and confirm the permissions prompt.
  3. After install, pin the extension so the toolbar icon is always visible:
    • Click the puzzle piece in the Chrome toolbar → find Unscrambled Tabs → click the pin icon.
Pinning matters because the side panel, dashboard, and ⌘K / Ctrl+Shift+K flows are much easier to reach when the action is one click away.

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First open

After install, typical first steps:
  1. Click the Unscrambled Tabs icon to open the side panel (primary UI).
  2. Complete the onboarding wizard if shown (welcome, API key optional, pin reminder).
  3. Open Settings in the side panel to set Performance mode, Protected domains, and (if you use AI) your Anthropic API key.

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Full-page dashboard (optional)

The extension can open a full-page dashboard for a larger workspace view. Use the controls described in your build (for example toolbar menu or in-product links). The dashboard uses the same data as the side panel.

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Keyboard shortcuts

ActionMacWindows / Linux
Open search⌘KCtrl+Shift+K
Open AI assistant⌘JCtrl+Shift+J
Shortcuts are defined in the extension manifest and can be customised in Chrome → Extensions → Keyboard shortcuts.

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Developers — load unpacked

If you are building from source:
  1. Run your team’s build command (for example pnpm run build) to produce an unpacked dist/ folder.
  2. Chrome → Extensions → enable Developer mode → Load unpacked → select dist/.
Unpacked builds are for development only. End users should install from the Chrome Web Store so Chrome can apply automatic updates and signature checks.

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Permissions — why they exist

The extension needs broad tab access to save workspaces, switch tabs, capture snapshots, and use discard. Your browsing data stays local to the extension unless you explicitly use features that send content to Anthropic (AI), which uses your API key. See Settings & privacy for detail.