Domain rules have a hole: a task with no sites can never be off-task, and an allowed site can still hold a page that has nothing to do with the work. BootTask asks the model built into Chrome — running entirely on your machine — whether the page in front of you looks related to the task you chose.
How it works
- The check waits until you have actually settled: three seconds of a genuinely visible page, plus a summary worth judging.
- What is sent to the model is a summary — title, meta description, h1, and a fallback excerpt of the main content.
- The verdict is constrained to related, unrelated or unsure, and falls back to unsure on any timeout or unavailability.
- Every verdict is cached per task, origin and path, so the same page is never judged twice.
- An unrelated verdict shows a badge labelled Probably off-task, with the model's reason and a This is on-task button that settles it.