DevCache by Ranjeet Singh
Save accepted LeetCode solutions to GitHub, summarize pages you choose, and keep notes plus interview questions in one popup.
Extension Metadata
Screenshots
About this extension
DevCache is for interview prep you actually finish.
You solve a LeetCode problem. It is Accepted. You mean to push it to GitHub, write a note, and revise later. Then the next problem shows up. DevCache does that follow-up.
LeetCode
Submit as usual. After Accepted, the solution is saved, explained, and committed to the GitHub repo you pick. The original accepted code is kept as-is. A cleaner follow-up solution can be stored separately.
Topics
Pages are not summarized automatically. Open an article you want to keep, click Summarize this page, and it becomes a topic you can reopen later.
Notes
Short reminders and interview prompts next to the problems and topics you already studied.
Interview questions
Questions are generated from your saved topics, so revision is based on what you read, not a random list.
How it works
Sign in with GitHub in the popup. Point the add-on at your DevCache server, choose a repo, and pick an AI provider (Groq, OpenAI, Gemini, or Grok). You need an API key for summaries and writeups.
Data
DevCache sends page URLs, page or LeetCode content you choose to save, and GitHub sign-in to your DevCache backend so it can store solutions, summaries, and notes. It does not summarize every site in the background.
Requires Firefox 140 or later.
You solve a LeetCode problem. It is Accepted. You mean to push it to GitHub, write a note, and revise later. Then the next problem shows up. DevCache does that follow-up.
LeetCode
Submit as usual. After Accepted, the solution is saved, explained, and committed to the GitHub repo you pick. The original accepted code is kept as-is. A cleaner follow-up solution can be stored separately.
Topics
Pages are not summarized automatically. Open an article you want to keep, click Summarize this page, and it becomes a topic you can reopen later.
Notes
Short reminders and interview prompts next to the problems and topics you already studied.
Interview questions
Questions are generated from your saved topics, so revision is based on what you read, not a random list.
How it works
Sign in with GitHub in the popup. Point the add-on at your DevCache server, choose a repo, and pick an AI provider (Groq, OpenAI, Gemini, or Grok). You need an API key for summaries and writeups.
Data
DevCache sends page URLs, page or LeetCode content you choose to save, and GitHub sign-in to your DevCache backend so it can store solutions, summaries, and notes. It does not summarize every site in the background.
Requires Firefox 140 or later.
Rated 0 by 0 reviewers
Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Display notifications to you
- Access browser tabs
- Access your data for all websites
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for all websites
Required data collection, according to the developer:
- Authentication information
- Browsing activity
- Website content
More information
- Add-on Links
- Version
- 0.1.1
- Size
- 191.33 KB
- Last updated
- 5 days ago (Aug 24, 2026)
- Related Categories
- License
- Mozilla Public License 2.0
- Privacy Policy
- Read the privacy policy for this add-on
- Version History
- Add to collection