Sidekick AI

Open a page, put your cursor where you plan to write, type $sidekick with your request, then press ALT. The text you need shows up right in place, so you stay focused on the task at hand. Ask for a first pass, a cleaner rewrite, or a different voice without leaving the box you’re working in.

For outreach, start with a short brief: $sidekick “polite follow‑up about yesterday’s demo, aim for 120 words, confident but warm,” then tap ALT. If it’s close but not quite right, add another line asking for punchier openings or a tighter close and confirm again. When you have a rough paragraph that feels off, call $rescue and press ALT to fix clunky lines, grammar slips, or awkward pacing fast.

Customer support teams can turn quick notes into full replies. Draft the core answer with $sidekick, then nudge the tone to friendly or formal. Press ALT after each tweak to update the message in place. Social managers can spin one idea into several captions and variations sized for different character limits, all without jumping between tools.

Working in a web IDE, use $sidekick to create docstrings, explain a snippet, or propose a commit message. When a sentence stalls, $rescue helps repair it so you can keep shipping. Filling out forms is simpler too: write a short bullet outline and have it expanded to a clear summary or trimmed to fit a limit.

Iterate quickly: ask for shorter, longer, simpler, more technical, or a different tone, and confirm with ALT each time. Adjust the setup to match your habits so the commands fit your flow, then rely on it whenever you write online.