wtf is sovereign-ai-panel?

Sovereign AI Panel is an unofficial browser extension that recreates the experience of Euria, Infomaniak's AI assistant, on any web page you visit. It is not made or endorsed by Infomaniak. Instead of using Infomaniak's own hosted assistant, the extension connects to the Infomaniak AI Services API using your own account, so all requests run through your personal access rather than anyone else's server. The panel offers a handful of features on whatever page you are viewing: summarizing the page, pulling out its key points, looking up the meaning of a specific term, translating the page, and asking open ended questions with the conversation history kept as you go. Responses stream in as they are generated. The extension works in Firefox version 127 and newer, and in Brave or other Chromium based browsers version 116 and newer. Getting it running takes a few steps because the extension does not come with any built in access. You first need to subscribe to Infomaniak's AI Services product, which the README says currently comes with a million free credits. Then you create an API token through the Infomaniak account manager, and separately look up a numeric product identifier tied to your subscription, either by checking your account or by making one API call with your new token. Once you have both the token and the product identifier, you paste them into the extension's preferences and it builds the correct API address on its own. Installation itself does not require building anything. You download a ready made package for your browser from the project's releases page, unzip it, and load it as an unpacked or temporary extension through your browser's developer settings. Firefox keeps a temporarily loaded extension only until you restart the browser, unless you get it properly signed, Chromium based browsers keep the installation across restarts. The extension's preferences also let you choose an interface language, pick which AI model to use, such as a Qwen model mentioned in the README, and set a maximum size for how much of the page's content gets sent along with a request. According to the README, no data is sent to the extension's developer or to any other third party, requests go directly from your browser to Infomaniak using your own token.