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Tim Blais releases TRIF, an open-source tool for AI-assisted website customization

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Tim Blais releases TRIF, an open-source browser extension that lets users and coding agents such as Claude or Codex change any website.

The mods are userscripts stored locally. Blais says the tool is free and Mac users can try the beta now at timsrobot.com, and that open models are labeled experimental.

In a post on X, Blais describes a planned 0.3.0 security model with three mod tiers. The post is the only source so far.

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Tim Blais releases TRIF, an open-source tool for customizing websites with coding agents

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    Tim Blais releases TRIF, an open-source tool for customizing websites with coding agents

    AITim Blais says TRIF is an open-source browser extension that lets users and coding agents such as Claude or Codex change any website. The mods are userscripts stored locally, with Mac beta access available at timsrobot.com. The post says open models are labeled experimental and describes a planned 0.3.0 security model with three mod tiers.

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