Woodpecker + Peck

What is Woodpecker?

Woodpecker is a browser agent that lives in your side panel. Open it on any page and ask your preferred LLM to:

• Cut through the UI. Skip the clutter of menus and infinite scroll — pull only what you're looking for from the page.
• Own your data, everywhere. Save your browsing preferences and data collected across sites to your own data vault.
• Work as your personal assistant. Define a workflow once, and let Woodpecker automate the actions for you.

What is Peck?

Peck is Woodpecker's hands. It's a companion extension that runs the user scripts Woodpecker writes, directly in your browser.

Use cases

Use case 1 — track eBay sold prices without writing a scraper

Say you're a coin collector tracking sold prices on eBay.

• Set up your eBay search filters the way you normally would.
• Instead of writing a scraper, just tell Woodpecker which fields you want from each listing — grading service, grade, sold price, delivery fee, sale date, seller.
• Woodpecker turns the results page into a table you can copy or export as JSON.
• Run it on whatever cadence you like: sort by date, start from the last run's latest timestamp, and pull only the delta.

From there the data goes wherever you want — a spreadsheet, a database, your own app.

The ask — prompt in the side panel Before — a normal eBay search After — plain table with JSON export

Use case 2 — build your own feed with a "Save" button

You can build your own RSS feed from any site you like. Whether it's X, Reddit, Hacker News, or a blog you follow, ask Woodpecker to add a Save button right on the page. With one click, it stores the actual post in Oakery — your personal data vault.

Step 1 — the ask Step 2 — writing the userscript Step 3 — Save appears in the menu Step 4 — works on Reddit too Step 5 — read back from Oakery

How it works

Woodpecker runs the agent loop entirely in your side panel — your prompts and model calls happen there, and any action that changes a page waits for your approval (unless you explicitly enable full access).

Why — product philosophy

Why the web experience?

Most websites are optimized for their own revenue, not your time.

Why agentic payments?

TBD

Why own your data and your model?

TBD

Install & Configure

1 · Install Woodpecker + Peck

1. Download both ZIPs above and unzip them.
2. Open chrome://extensions and switch on Developer mode (top-right corner).
3. Click Load unpacked twice — once for each unzipped folder. (Each folder already has manifest.json at its root, so just select the folder itself.)
4. Enable script execution for Peck: open Peck → Details and turn on Allow User Scripts. Chrome requires this for MV3 userscripts — Peck can't run anything without it.
5. Connect the two: in Woodpecker, click the plug icon to add a connector, then register Peck by pasting its connector link. Woodpecker and Peck are now talking.

2 · Configure your LLM

1. Open Woodpecker from Chrome's side panel.
2. Add an API key for your preferred model — OpenAI (ChatGPT) or Anthropic (Claude). Your key stays local; you can switch models anytime.
3. You're ready — open any page and give Woodpecker its first taste.