Tab Police reads every open tab — the actual page, not just the title — and rules on each one: Keep, Save or Close. You approve on one screen. Nothing is lost.
Tabs you meant to read. Carts you forgot. Searches you already answered. They pile up, eat your RAM and hide the one tab you actually need.
Most tab managers run on rules: age, domain, inactivity. Tab Police runs on comprehension.
AI reads every tab: live work, research, an abandoned cart, a Slack detour.
Each tab gets Keep, Save or Close, with a one-line reason, sorted into project groups.
Review group by group. Flip any ruling. Or approve everything in one click.
Keepers get grouped, saves get bookmarked, the rest close. Undo puts it all back.
Every tab gets exactly one of three outcomes. Nothing disappears without a trace.
Active, relevant, still in play. Stays open.
→ Chrome tab groupWorth remembering, not worth an open slot.
→ Bookmark folder per groupDuplicates, 404s, answered searches. Thanked and closed.
→ Gone (until you Undo)Every action waits for your approval on the review screen.
Reopens every tab in its original order, ungroups, removes added bookmarks.
Banking, email and health tabs never reach the API. Unsaved forms are locked to Keep.
Page text is data, not instructions. A page that tries to hijack the agent gets ignored.
Bring your own Anthropic key. It stays in your browser or your own .env.
Estimated max before you tidy. Actual spend vs. time saved after.
The difference between a script that closes anything untouched for 3 days, and a colleague who skims what you have open.
"Close anything untouched for 3 days."
"You're done with this one. This one, keep — but file it away."
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