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Automate Wikipedia — right in your browser.

Read faster and keep what matters — summaries and clean copies from the article you're on.

  • No password shared
  • Runs in your tab
  • Templates ask before each site
What you can do on Wikipedia

Jobs to hand off today.

Each starts from a template or recipe you can change on the canvas. Install it, point it at the page, run it.

Copy an article as Markdown

One run turns the article into Markdown with its links, ready for Obsidian, Notion or a note.

When Started · Get All HTML · Markdown · Clipboard Write
Use template →

Copy a table as CSV

Run it on the article and paste the table into a spreadsheet; the first row becomes the header.

When Started · Get Structured Data · CSV · Clipboard Write
Open recipe ↗

Summarise the article on your device

A few bullet points in a panel next to the page, written by a model on your computer.

When Started · Get All Text · Summarization · Web LLM · Display Markdown
Use template →

Explain a sentence in plain words

Highlight it, right-click, and read a simple explanation next to the page.

Context Menu · Get Selected Text · Basic LLM Chain · Web LLM · Display Markdown
Use template →

Look up any highlighted term

Highlight a name or topic on any page, right-click, and read its Wikipedia summary in a panel.

Context Menu · Get Selected Text · Code · Http Request · Pick Field · Display Markdown
Use template →
How it works on any site

Open. Pick. Let it run.

  1. Open the page

    Go to the site the way you always do, logged in as you. AWFlow works on the tab in front of you.

  2. Pick what to read

    Click the crosshair and point at a card, a price or a field. AWFlow fills in the selector for you.

  3. Choose when it runs

    A right-click, a hotkey, a page change or a schedule. You start it, or you decide what starts it.

Your account stays yours

Automation that acts like you, and only where you allow.

  • Runs in your own tab

    It uses the session you already have open. No password is shared, with us or anyone.

  • Nothing routed through us

    The page is read in your browser. What it reads goes only to the apps or AI providers your workflow sends it to.

  • You decide which sites

    Installed templates ask before they contact a new website, and Settings › Site access lets you switch any of them off.

  • Respect the site's terms

    Automate your own work, on pages you open, at a human pace. You are responsible for following each site's rules.

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Questions

Before you start.

Do I need to give AWFlow my Wikipedia password?

No. Workflows run in the tab where you are already signed in, so there is nothing to hand over.

Will it run when I am not at my computer?

Only while your browser is open: everything runs inside it. Scheduled workflows run while the browser is open, and a Wait of a minute or more in the extension survives closing the tab.

What if the page layout changes?

Pick the element again with the crosshair and save. Steps that read the whole page, such as Get All Text with no selector, do not depend on one element.

Is this allowed?

It depends on what you do. AWFlow acts like you, in your browser, at the pace you set. Check the site's terms, avoid bulk scraping, and keep automation to your own work.

Wikipedia is a trademark of its owner. AWFlow is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wikipedia.

Your tab. Your rules.

Free to install. Run your first Wikipedia workflow in minutes.