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Current Status of Athena DeepCite

Overview

Athena DeepCite is currently in a transition state. We've created a plan for refactoring but haven't fully implemented it yet. The documentation in the docs/ directory outlines the future architecture and implementation steps.

Current Files

The main codebase consists of:

  • contentScript.ts - Main content script that runs in the browser
  • background.ts - Background service worker for API calls
  • llmExtractor.ts - Class for LLM-based claim extraction
  • types.ts - Shared type definitions
  • options.html/ts - Settings page (future functionality)
  • styles/pdf-overlay.css - Styling for the extension

Recent Improvements

We've made several enhancements to the extension:

  1. Manual Activation - Analysis now only runs when the user explicitly clicks the "Analyze Webpage" or "Analyze PDF" button
  2. Fact Certainty Filtering - Only claims with a fact certainty score above 40% are highlighted and displayed
  3. Visual Certainty Indicators - Added visual meters to show the confidence score for each claim
  4. Unified Claims Panel - Added a consistent side panel for both web pages and PDFs that shows all detected claims
  5. Modern UI - Refreshed the visual design with more elegant animations, color scheme, and interactions
  6. Interactive Navigation - Claims in the panel can be clicked to navigate to their location in the text

How to Test

Please refer to docs/TESTING.md for detailed instructions on testing the extension.

Refactoring Plans

We've created a comprehensive refactoring plan in docs/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md and architectural details in docs/REFACTORING.md. The key points are:

  1. Move to a modular architecture
  2. Add webpack for bundling
  3. Improve separation of concerns
  4. Centralize configuration
  5. Enhance code documentation

Current Challenges

The main challenge is that Chrome extensions have specific limitations that affect our refactoring:

  1. Module support is limited in Manifest V3
  2. Direct imports between content and background scripts aren't possible
  3. Message passing needs careful handling with complex data structures

Next Steps

To continue development:

  1. Review the implementation plan
  2. Set up webpack for bundling
  3. Follow the phased approach in the implementation plan