GoKawiilSelector Forge
Pick an element on any page, get back a reliable selector — generated and judged by AI, then re-verified against the live DOM before you ever see it.
Selector Forge is a standalone browser extension (Chrome & Firefox, MV3) that helps you build robust CSS or XPath selectors directly from the pages you're looking at. You point at what you want; the extension and Intuned's selector backend do the rest — proposing candidates, testing them against the real page, and discarding anything that doesn't resolve correctly.
It's useful for writing end-to-end tests, building scrapers, and automating any page where a brittle selector would cost you later.
Install
How it works
Open any page and click the extension. Choose a selection mode and pick element(s) directly on the live page. The extension captures a compact snapshot of your picks (selected targets, DOM context, seed candidates) and sends it to the backend. The backend proposes and ranks candidate selectors; the extension tests every candidate against the live DOM and feeds the results back. This loop repeats until the backend settles on a winner. The popup shows only re-verified selectors, each with a copy button.
The browser is always the source of truth for what a selector actually matches. The AI proposes and ranks; it never gets the final word on correctness.
The trust boundary
The extension holds the selector-creation session state — the source of continuity for the loop.
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