# First run

Create a collection, save a page, and query it from an AI client.

## Save your first page

1. Open the side panel in Chrome.
2. Click **+ New** and name a collection (e.g. *research*).
3. Navigate to a page worth keeping and click **Save to collection**.

The daemon fetches the page, extracts its main content, scans it for
prompt-injection, chunks and embeds it, and stores the vectors. The row shows
`pending → indexing → done`. A page that can't be read ends in `error` with a
message; retry it from the row menu.

If the daemon flags the content, the save is held and you see a
[scan warning](/docs/guides/scan-warnings/) instead.

## Query it from your assistant

Ask naturally:

> "Search my *research* collection for React state management patterns."
>
> "What do my bookmarks say about database indexing?"

The client calls `list_collections` to resolve the collection, then
`search_collection` or `ask_collection` to retrieve the passages that answer
you. Results include the source URL and title for each chunk.

## Next

- [Saving bookmarks](/docs/guides/saving-bookmarks/) — the extension in detail
- [Searching from an AI client](/docs/guides/searching/) — prompt patterns
- [How it works › Architecture](/docs/how-it-works/architecture/)