Thanks for replying. I wasn't expecting a reply since the thread was so popular and there were a bunch of comments :) Since I have your attention, I would like to ask something that isn't quite about the project itself, but rather about the ease of use that projects like this will bring.

Do you think pages in the future might start locking down and making it harder for users to customize things? Sort of DRM? Sometimes, for instance, on Cloudflare checking captcha pages, often I have to disable my userscript extension because some of my scripts interfere with the captcha or something.

And as some people pointed out, I'm somewhat skeptical sites would like users modifying their pages, not because those custom modifications wouldn't be useful to their users and make their user experience better, but because those sites do not want a better user experience for their users. Hell, if they wanted or were okay with that, YouTube Premium would offer you an API so that you can watch your stuff without being bothered by their horrible official front-end in your preferred alternative front-end.

So I'm just curious what your take on that is.

Again, loved the extension, and a small suggestion I would make is for the extension to store locally the prompts that generated that code, like the conversation. I'm not sure if this exists—at least I wasn't able to find it—but I think it could be useful.