tell-me-everything-about

Tell me everything about is a minimalist browser home page designed to streamline AI searches. Instead of opening a chat interface and typing a full prompt, users can pre-configure up to six custom prompt templates (e.g., "Tell me everything about [topic]"). By typing a topic and pressing Enter, the page automatically constructs the full prompt and redirects the browser to the selected AI engine, such as Google AI Mode, Perplexity, ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok. The application is built with vanilla JavaScript and CSS, with no frameworks or web fonts, ensuring fast loading from edge caches. All user data, including custom prompts and settings, is stored locally in the browser's localStorage by default. For users who want to sync their prompts across multiple devices, an optional magic-link sign-in system is available. This uses a Cloudflare Worker and D1 database to store a single JSON blob of prompts and settings per user. Crucially, the server never sees the actual topics or search queries; it only handles the prompt templates and user authentication. The launch process is a direct client-side redirect, preserving privacy. A companion browser extension is provided to replace the default new tab page in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox (Safari users can set the homepage natively). The extension opens the site in a full-window frame, allowing users to type topics directly into the address bar or click on prompt templates. Note that due to browser storage partitioning, prompts edited in the new tab extension and those edited on the main site are separate local copies unless the user signs in to sync them via the server. The project includes a usage dashboard at `/admin` for self-hosters, showing launch counts per day and engine, page loads, and account statistics. It uses Cloudflare's edge analytics to filter out bots and scanners. The dashboard requires an admin key and a Cloudflare API token. The codebase is open-source under the MIT license, with clear instructions for local development, deployment via Cloudflare Wrangler, and configuring email services for magic links.