Vezz me for your favorite reading platforms, research databases, and roles.
Platform-specific setups and persona workflows for using Vezz me on GitHub, arXiv, Stack Overflow, PubMed, Wikipedia, Substack, MDN—and tailored guides for developers, researchers, medical/law students, and ADHD-focused reading.
Directory hub (30 guides)
Best for readers who want to optimize Vezz me's keyboard shortcuts, page-context settings, and prompt presets for the exact websites and roles they work in every day.
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Core hub
Chrome Extension for Research (Overview Hub)
Core overview of how Vezz me supports academic papers, citations, and technical docs.
Core hub
AI Chrome Extension (Product Hub)
See the complete selected-text workflow and on-screen overlay design.
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Explore all 30 platforms & reader personas.
Platform Guide — GitHub
AI Chrome extension for GitHub: explain code, READMEs, issues, and PR diffs on screen
Use Vezz me on github.com to decode unfamiliar source files, understand 80-comment issue threads, and review pull request diffs without leaving your repository tab.
Platform Guide — arXiv
AI reading assistant for arXiv: question abstracts, methods, and HTML papers in place
Read preprints on arxiv.org/abs/ and arxiv.org/html/ (or ar5iv) with an on-screen research tutor. Highlight equations, theorems, and ablation results without losing your scroll position.
Platform Guide — Stack Overflow
Using Vezz me on Stack Overflow: verify accepted answers and adapt code snippets
Accepted Stack Overflow answers are often 6 years old. Highlight any answer or code snippet on stackoverflow.com and use Vezz me to check if it is still safe, modern, and adaptable to your stack.
Platform Guide — PubMed & NCBI
AI reading assistant for PubMed & NCBI: decode clinical trials and biomedical studies
Use Vezz me on pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov and PubMed Central (PMC) to unpack abstracts, hazard ratios, biochemical pathways, and systematic reviews on screen.
Platform Guide — Wikipedia
Active learning on Wikipedia: turn dense reference articles into interactive Q&A
Wikipedia articles on mathematics, physics, law, and history often jump straight into graduate-level notation. Highlight any paragraph on wikipedia.org and ask Vezz me for an intuitive bridge.
Platform Guide — Substack & Medium
AI reading companion for Substack & Medium: critique essays and extract takeaways
Read long-form newsletters, technical deep dives, and macro commentary on Substack and Medium with an analytical lens. Highlight key arguments to test assumptions or capture notes.
Platform Guide — MDN, AWS & Official Docs
AI assistant for MDN Web Docs, AWS documentation, and framework references
Official documentation sites (MDN, AWS, Cloudflare, Kubernetes, React, Python docs) are authoritative but dense. Use Vezz me to turn formal reference specs into concrete examples on screen.
Role Solution — Software Developers
Vezz me for Software Developers: understand docs, PRs, and errors without tab switching
Built for engineers who live in the browser alongside their IDE. Highlight API docs, GitHub diffs, CI logs, regexes, or RFCs and press your custom shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X) for instant on-screen technical answers.
Role Solution — Grad Students & Researchers
Vezz me for Grad Students & Researchers: literature reviews without tab overload
Read dense papers, check methodological assumptions, and follow citation chains in Chrome or Firefox without opening 40 tabs or losing sight of the primary text.
Role Solution — Medical & Nursing Students
Vezz me for Medical & Nursing Students: master pathways, pharmacology, and clinical vignettes
Studying on PubMed, NCBI Bookshelf, or question banks? Highlight complex pathophysiology mechanisms, drug interactions, or practice vignettes to get step-by-step explanations on screen.
Role Solution — Law Students & Legal Research
Vezz me for Law Students & Paralegals: brief judicial opinions, statutes, and contracts
Reading judicial opinions on CourtListener, Justia, Cornell LII, or reviewing commercial contracts? Highlight convoluted holdings, statutory exceptions, and procedural postures for plain-English breakdowns.
Cognitive Workflow — ADHD & Distraction-Free Reading
AI Chrome extension for ADHD & focused reading: stop losing your place to tab rabbit holes
For readers with ADHD or executive-function overload, switching tabs to look up one unfamiliar term often derails a 45-minute reading session. Vezz me keeps the answer right on the page so you never leave your flow.
Platform Guide — Google Scholar
AI Chrome extension for Google Scholar: screen papers and case law in place
Highlight abstracts, citation snippets, and judicial opinions on Google Scholar in Chrome or Firefox and screen papers 5x faster with your custom shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X).
Platform Guide — Hacker News
AI Chrome extension for Hacker News: synthesize technical debates with zero bloat
Highlight deep technical comment threads, 'Show HN' architecture critiques, and postmortem debates on news.ycombinator.com and synthesize practitioner insights.
Platform Guide — Reddit
AI Chrome extension for Reddit: synthesize Old & New Reddit threads on screen
Highlight nested Reddit comment threads on r/ExperiencedDevs, r/sysadmin, r/AskHistorians, or product review threads and synthesize consensus answers.
Platform Guide — SEC EDGAR
AI Chrome extension for SEC EDGAR: audit 10-K footnotes, 10-Qs, and S-1s in place
Highlight accounting footnotes, Risk Factors, and MD&A tables directly inside SEC EDGAR HTML filings (sec.gov) and analyze them in place with your shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X).
Platform Guide — LeetCode & NeetCode
AI Chrome extension for LeetCode & NeetCode: Socratic hints without spoiling the code
Highlight problem constraints, tricky recurrence relations, or editorial solutions on LeetCode and NeetCode to get Socratic hints without spoiling the full code.
Platform Guide — Coursera, edX & MIT OCW
AI Chrome extension for Coursera & edX: explain lecture transcripts and readings in place
Highlight lecture transcripts, course readings, and practice quiz concepts on Coursera, edX, or MIT OCW and get instant Socratic explanations in place.
Platform Guide — ReadTheDocs, Docusaurus & Swagger
AI Chrome extension for ReadTheDocs, Docusaurus, Mintlify, and Swagger docs
Highlight SDK reference tables, OpenAPI/Swagger specs, and configuration guides on ReadTheDocs, Docusaurus, or Mintlify and generate working code in place.
Persona Guide — Finance & Investing
AI Chrome extension for financial analysts & investors: audit filings with activeTab security
Audit SEC 10-K footnotes, earnings call transcripts, debt covenants, and FOMC releases in Chrome or Firefox with activeTab-only security.
Persona Guide — AppSec & InfoSec
Least-privilege AI Chrome extension for cybersecurity & AppSec analysts
Triage CVEs, deconstruct obfuscated scripts, and audit IAM policies in Chrome or Firefox with a zero-background-script activeTab architecture.
Persona Guide — Product Management
AI Chrome extension for product managers: competitive research, user synthesis, and specs
Synthesize user feedback, strip competitor marketing spin, decode technical RFCs, and build decision matrices in Chrome or Firefox with your shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X).
Persona Guide — ESL & Multilingual Professionals
AI Chrome extension for non-native English readers: master idioms and nuance in context
Understand English idioms, academic phrasing, cultural allusions, and legal/technical nuance in context without clunky full-page machine translation.
Browser Guide — Mozilla Firefox
Privacy-first AI Firefox Add-on: highlight text and press your shortcut with zero tracking
Use Vezz me natively on Mozilla Firefox. Highlight text on any webpage, press your custom shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X), and get instant AI answers with zero background tracking.
Persona Guide — Journalism & Media
AI Chrome extension for journalists & fact-checkers: interrogate claims on deadline
Audit press releases for spin, cross-check statistical claims in studies, and parse court filings or legislation on deadline with your custom shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X).
Persona Guide — Founders & COOs
AI Chrome extension for startup founders & operators: review contracts, pricing, and ops
Review SaaS vendor contracts, commercial leases, insurance policies, cloud pricing cliffs, and regulatory rules in Chrome or Firefox with your custom shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X).
Platform Guide — StatPearls & NCBI Bookshelf
AI Chrome extension for StatPearls & NCBI Bookshelf: study clinical medicine on screen
Highlight StatPearls pathophysiology, drug mechanisms, and diagnostic criteria on NCBI Bookshelf in Chrome or Firefox and turn them into clinical Pearls and Anki cards.
Platform Guide — CourtListener & RECAP
AI Chrome extension for CourtListener & RECAP: brief dockets and judicial opinions in place
Highlight judicial opinions, appellate briefs, and federal docket filings on CourtListener and RECAP in Chrome or Firefox and brief them with IRAC in seconds.
Persona Guide — Tech Leads & EMs
AI Chrome extension for engineering managers & tech leads: review PRs, RFCs, and SRE postmortems
Review pull request diffs, engineering RFCs, cloud pricing models, and incident postmortems in Chrome or Firefox with Ctrl+Shift+X.
Persona Guide — College & University Students
AI Chrome extension for undergraduate & college students: study smarter in place
Highlight textbook passages, dense research papers, homework problem sets, and syllabus readings in Chrome or Firefox and get instant Socratic explanations.
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Permission & Security Audits
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AI Reading Workflows
How to explain API docs, research papers, SEC 10-Ks, legal clauses, and practice quizzes.
Custom Prompt Preset Library
Download 1-click JSON prompt presets for Socratic study, ELI5, code review, and legal text.
Platforms & Reader Personas
Guides for GitHub, arXiv, Stack Overflow, PubMed, Wikipedia, developers, and students.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Does Vezz me work only on the websites listed here?
No—Vezz me works on any normal webpage where text can be selected in Chrome or Firefox. The platform guides below share specific tips on DOM structure, keyboard shortcuts, and custom prompts for the websites our users read most heavily.
What if a website has its own built-in keyboard shortcuts?
Vezz me's default shortcut (`Ctrl+Shift+X` or `Cmd+Shift+X`) avoids collisions with almost all single-key web app shortcuts (like GitHub's `s`/`t` or Gmail's `c`/`e`). You can also customize your keybinding in the extension settings at any time.
Ready to try this workflow on your own reading?
Install Vezz me free, highlight text on any webpage, and press your customizable shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X on Mac) to get an answer right beside the source.
