Modern AI chat interfaces are great for casual queries, but daily technical workflows quickly expose major gaps: unorganized chat histories, manual copy-pasting of recurring prompts, accidental leaks of API tokens, and zero tooling to evaluate subtle changes between generated code snippets.
To solve these daily bottlenecks, I built Power Copilot—a Chrome extension that injects an IDE-grade productivity layer directly into Microsoft Copilot.
Here is an architectural breakdown of how we tackled these problems right inside the browser.
1. Real-Time Client-Side PII Shield
Pasting stack traces, configurations, or production logs into Copilot often risks exposing API keys, JWTs, and internal emails.
