Support
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Contact
Email support@reliquery.app for bug reports, feature requests, billing questions, or anything else.
Typical response time: 1–2 business days. For faster triage, include your Chrome version, the page URL you were analyzing, and a screenshot of the issue.
Getting started
Reliquery lives in the Chrome side panel. Pin the extension and click its icon to open the panel, then choose a mode based on what you're doing:
Audit · Protect
On a page on your own site, click Analyze This Page. Reliquery scores brand alignment against your Brand Reliquary documents and lists drift findings with citations.
Scout · Learn
On a competitor page, click Analyze This Page. Reliquery returns a side-by-side competitive report with strengths, weaknesses, and an exportable battle card.
Forge · Build
Type a design instruction in plain English ("make the hero CTA more prominent"). Reliquery captures a screenshot, asks Claude Opus what to change, and applies the CSS/HTML live to the page. Forge requires your own Anthropic API key.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Chrome show a "debugging this browser" banner during Forge?
Forge uses the Chrome DevTools Protocol to capture full-page screenshots and apply CSS/HTML changes live to the page. Whenever Forge is active, Chrome displays its standard debugging banner with a Cancel button so you always know the extension has access. Reliquery never uses the debugger API for monitoring, network interception, or any background activity. The session is detached as soon as you navigate the tab or reset the Forge session.
How do I set up Forge with my own API key?
Open the side panel, switch to Forge, and paste your Anthropic API key into the setup field.
The key is stored in chrome.storage.local on your machine and is never transmitted
to Reliquery. You can get a key at console.anthropic.com.
All Forge usage is billed to and visible in your own Anthropic account.
How do I connect a Brand Reliquary?
In the side panel settings, choose either a GitHub repository (paste the repo URL plus an optional branch and path; private repos require a personal access token with read-only repo scope) or a local folder via Chrome's File System Access API. Brand documents are read at analysis time, sent with the request, and never persisted server-side.
Why does Audit refuse to run on sites other than my own?
Audit is gated to your Home Base domain — the URL you set as your own site. This prevents accidentally auditing a competitor's page against your brand standards. To change your Home Base, open the side panel settings.
Why does Scout refuse to run on my website?
Scout is gated away from your Home Base domain — you can't scout your own site against itself. Use Audit for your own pages and Scout for competitors.
Where is my data stored?
All settings (Brand Reliquary URL, Home Base, API keys) are stored locally in your browser via Chrome's storage API. Page content and brand documents are sent to Reliquery's backend per request and discarded after the response. See the privacy policy for the full breakdown.
Reporting a bug
Email support@reliquery.app with as much of the following as you can:
- Reliquery extension version (visible in
chrome://extensions→ Reliquery) - Chrome version and operating system
- The mode you were using (Audit, Scout, or Forge)
- The URL of the page you were analyzing (if not confidential)
- A screenshot of the side panel showing the error
- The exact error message, if any
Account and billing
For account changes, refunds, plan changes, or billing questions, email support@reliquery.app. We do not currently offer a self-service billing portal — every account change is handled by hand so we can confirm it's the right call for you.
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