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Semantic Bookmark

A Chrome extension that files bookmarks by rules you write.

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# Semantic Bookmark

Semantic Bookmark is a Chrome extension that organizes bookmarks using **your own semantic rules** powered by [Jev](https://typesafe.ai/).

The core idea is deliberately not "let AI invent a filing system." The extension ships with a useful general-purpose taxonomy so you can start immediately, while still letting **you define the classification system**: which categories exist, what each category means, and where its bookmarks should go.

Jev applies those definitions as a typed Choice decision, then the extension performs deterministic Chrome bookmark actions.

## Install

Semantic Bookmark is available on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/semantic-bookmark/pdibedmfodcjimbmpgnhkbkecklmjceh).

A TypeSafe/Jev API key is required. Add it from the extension **Settings** page after installation.

## Features

The extension supports:

- useful default categories: Read Later, Tools & Services, Reference, Shopping & Wishlist, Other
- add / rename / reorder / remove semantic categories
- natural-language definition for each category
- destination folder path for each category
- BYOK Jev API key
- classification of the active page using title, URL, and visible page text
- probability/confidence preview before saving
- manual override when Jev is uncertain
- automatic creation of a dedicated `Semantic Bookmark` folder tree
- moving an existing bookmark instead of creating a duplicate when the URL is already bookmarked
- **bulk cleanup of existing bookmarks with Preview → Apply**

The defaults are ready to use. A new user only needs to provide a Jev API key before analyzing bookmarks.

## Existing bookmark cleanup

Settings includes a cleanup workflow for bookmarks you already have:

1. Choose a bookmark folder/subtree, or all bo

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