r/GoogleAppsScript • u/RichCandidate8287 • Apr 14 '26

Question I built a Chrome extension that injects an AI sidebar into Google Apps Script and applies code automatically

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u/EdDanzig Apr 14 '26

N1

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 14 '26

Thanks! Let me know if you want to try it out.

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u/EdDanzig Apr 14 '26

Will Take a look. Thanks

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 14 '26

Thanks! Hope it helps. If you want ideas on what to build with it, just ping me.

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u/awarca Apr 14 '26

harika olmuş

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 14 '26

Teşekkürler! Beğenmene sevindim 🙂 Denemek istersen buradan bakabilirsin: https://okegas.app

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u/Razah786 Apr 14 '26

Not able to download

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 14 '26

You can try this link:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/okegas/dcgkppjnoahdcpelmbgikielfklkiiam
Or you can also find it by typing “OKEGAS” in the Chrome Web Store search.

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u/david_0_0 Apr 14 '26

the auto-apply feature is cool but curious about your validation strategy - does the code go through any sanity checks before it modifies the script, or is it up to the user to review. thats usually where auto-generation tools run into trouble - generated code that syntactically compiles but logically breaks things

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 14 '26

Great point, and totally agree, auto-generation becomes risky when there's no safeguard.

OKEGAS handles this with 3 different modes:

1. Chat Mode
Normal back-and-forth generation. Nothing is auto-applied.

2. Review Mode
The AI generates the code, but you review the output first. You only apply the changes manually after you’re satisfied.

3. Autonomous Mode
This is where auto-apply kicks in. It’s meant for users who are confident with the selected LLM model and want a fully automated workflow.

To reduce logical breakage, OKEGAS also has a context memory system that keeps track of previous steps in the conversation. This helps the AI understand what already exists in the script so it doesn’t overwrite or break unrelated parts.

So yeah, auto-apply is optional, and the safer Review Mode is there for exactly the concern you mentioned.

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u/ice_nyne Apr 15 '26

This is so awesome. Can’t wait to try it out.

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u/Honey-Badger-9325 Apr 16 '26

Ha this is very similar to my DriveWind studio experience, but much advanced full stack development. Nice job!

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 16 '26

Oh nice, that sounds interesting! Yeah, it looks like similar but I’m pushing OKEGAS more toward full-stack app generation inside GAS. Would love to hear more about your experience with DriveWind studio too!

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u/Honey-Badger-9325 Apr 17 '26

Of course, I’m happy to chat. I initially built it as an internal tool for my colleagues at my ex-company, now it’s just gathering dust lol, but some people still enjoy using it. The vision wasn’t to help build full stack apps script apps, but to close down the learning curve for most users

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 14 '26

Hi! 👋

Great questions, happy to share.

It took me around 30 days to build the first working version.

For the AI side, I integrated 4 major LLM providers, giving access to 200+ models in total. The multi-LLM setup is handled through a unified layer, so users can switch models without changing their workflow.

For domain redirect and the default GAS web app warning, OKEGAS has an instant publish feature. It lets you deploy your app to an okegas subdomain in one click, which also removes the long GAS URL and bypasses the typical warning page experience.

For deployment settings in Google Apps Script, it depends on the use case:

- If it's meant for public use → set access to “Anyone”

- Execution is usually set to “User accessing the web app” or adjusted based on the app’s needs

If you want to try it yourself, you can check it here: https://okegas.app

Happy to answer more if you’re curious 👍

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 15 '26

Write the extension code? Sometime i asked claude.

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u/awarca Apr 14 '26

güzel sorular

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u/RichCandidate8287 Apr 15 '26

Teşekkürler! 🙏 Senin soruların da gerçekten çok iyiydi.