keep 40 tabs open and call it research. This pack is for anyone who does the same. We’re turning browser tools into a system you actually use, not a pile of bookmarks you swear you’ll organize later.
[Claude]
I have 27 tabs open across three windows for a client website redesign. Group them into a working structure: list each tab, assign it to one of these buckets (research, inspiration, assets, to-do, archive), and output a markdown table with a one-line action for each. Flag any tab that is safe to close now.
Fair warning: Claude tends to over-stuff “to-do” because it can’t tell what’s actually done. Be ruthless. If a tab’s been open a week, it’s archive or close.
[ChatGPT]
Given my browser history export (attached CSV of the last 7 days), find the 10 sites I visit most and the 5 I waste the most time on. Build a weekly schedule that blocks the time-wasters into one 30-minute window and protects the top 10 for deep work. Output as a plain-text weekly plan.
You’ll need the CSV first. Chrome: Settings, then Privacy, then Download. Firefox takes more clicks, same result. The 30-minute block is the real win here. It doesn’t kill the sites you enjoy, it just gives them a slot so they stop bleeding into your work hours.
[Cursor]
Write a small bookmark manager CLI in Python that reads a JSON export of my bookmarks, tags each one by domain, and prints a report of duplicates and dead links. Include a –dedupe flag that merges exact duplicates and a –check flag that pings each URL and lists 404s. Keep it under 200 lines.
Cursor isn’t strictly required. Any Python setup works, I ran mine in VS Code. The –check flag crawls every URL, so it’s slow on a big bookmarks file. Run it overnight, read the report in the morning.
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