Runs in Chrome
The extension reads the current Gmail draft only when the user asks it to check the draft. It does not send email contents to an Industrial Linguistics server.
Decision-Grade tool
A Chrome extension that helps Gmail users check whether a draft carrying data has the context it needs before it travels.
CHORDS checks a Gmail compose or reply draft for six pieces of context: Caveat, Handling, Owner, Refresh/as-at, Definition, and Source.
The extension reads the current Gmail draft only when the user asks it to check the draft. It does not send email contents to an Industrial Linguistics server.
When Chrome's built-in language model is available, the CHORDS check runs in the user's browser. If it is not available, the extension says so and offers a blank footer.
The extension is a writing assistant. It does not send email, block sending, inspect attachment contents, or create audit logs.
The user can edit, copy, or insert a CHORDS footer into the draft. The extension does not invent metadata as fact.