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Media guide

Use these assets for beta sharing and the first Chrome Web Store draft.

Generated assets

Run:

powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\scripts\capture-media.ps1

This creates:

media\popup.png
media\popup-ready.png
media\popup-saved.png
media\options.png
media\walkthrough.gif

popup-ready.png, popup-saved.png, and walkthrough.gif are generated demo assets. They are good enough for a GitHub README. For the Chrome Web Store, take real screenshots from Chrome.

Screenshots to take for Chrome Web Store

Take these from the loaded extension, not from development mock files:

1. popup-ready.png
   • ChatGPT page open.
   • Helper running.
   • Popup says Helper ready.
   • Shows the three save buttons.
2. saved-full.png
   • Same popup after clicking Save full.
   • Green message says Saved: ...md.
3. options.png
   • Options page showing helper URL field and token field.
   • Blur or hide the token.
4. obsidian-note.png
   • Obsidian open to the saved Markdown note.
   • Show YAML frontmatter and one user/assistant section.
5. summary-mode.png
   • Popup after Save summary, or saved summary note in Obsidian.
   • Use Ollama if you want a no-cloud demo.

Easy GIF/video workflow on Windows

Best manual tool: ScreenToGif.

1. Open ChatGPT, Obsidian, and the extension popup.
2. Record this flow:
   • start helper
   • open popup
   • click Save full
   • switch to Obsidian and show the new note
3. Export as GIF or MP4.
4. Keep it under 20 seconds.

Suggested script:

Start helper. Open ChatGPT. Click Save full. The note appears in Obsidian with frontmatter and clean Markdown.

For GitHub, use GIF. For Chrome Web Store, use still screenshots first. Video is optional.

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