10 Marauder Bot Features You Might Have Missed
Most people install Marauder Bot, run their first analysis, and stop exploring. Fair enough — the core loop is deliberately simple. But there's a layer of features under the surface that regular users often discover weeks later. Here are ten worth knowing about, all grounded in what the product actually does today.
1. Analyzing pages from a different Chrome window
The side panel doesn't just see the window it's docked in — it lists open pages from all Chrome windows on the same profile. This is the mechanism behind stealth mode: the page you analyze and the panel showing answers can be in completely separate windows, which matters whenever one of those windows is being shared on a call.
2. Choosing which AI model answers
Marauder Bot currently serves three frontier models: GPT-5.6 Luna (the default), Claude Opus 4.8, and Gemini 3.5 Flash. You can switch between them per your preference in the extension. They have different personalities — we wrote up how they compare on interview questions — and when an answer looks off, a second model is a fast second opinion.
3. OCR for questions trapped in images
Some assessment pages put the question — or the answer choices — inside images precisely so they can't be copied. Marauder Bot runs optical character recognition on images during analysis, so those questions get extracted and answered like any other. (Current limits, per our FAQ: text only, no diagram understanding yet, best in English.)
4. Triggering an analysis by keyboard shortcut
You don't have to click through the panel each time: an analysis can be triggered with a keyboard shortcut. During a timed practice session, the seconds add up — and fewer visible mouse movements is exactly what you want in stealth scenarios.
5. Regenerating an answer
Any answer can be regenerated. AI output has variance; a regeneration (or a regeneration on a different model) is the built-in way to get a fresh take on a question where the first answer seemed shaky, without re-running the whole page.
6. Unit tests attached to every algorithm answer
Algorithm answers aren't just code: they come with unit test cases and time/space complexity analysis. The tests are the most underrated part — they show you which edge cases matter for the problem, which is precisely the skill interviewers probe when they ask "how would you test this?" See a live example on the algorithm demo.
7. System design questions (beta)
Beyond algorithms and multiple choice, Marauder Bot has a third question type: system design. Point it at a design prompt and it produces a structured writeup — requirements, architecture, key components, and data flow. It's in beta, and it's a genuinely good study companion for design rounds; our system design primer shows the framework it follows.
8. Your recent analyses, kept in reach
The extension keeps your five most recent analyses available right in the side panel, and the web dashboard tracks your history — so a practice session's results are still there when you sit down to review it in the evening. Deleting an analysis removes its data from our servers, any time.
9. Exporting analyses to JSON
Every analysis can be exported as JSON. People pipe these into spaced-repetition decks, personal wikis, and study spreadsheets. If you're building a structured review habit, your practice history is data — this is the tap.
10. It works when copy-paste doesn't
Worth stating plainly, because it removes the biggest friction of chatbot-based prep: Marauder Bot reads page content directly through Chrome, so it works on pages that disable text selection, right-click, and copying. No retyping a question into another tab — which is the difference between a review loop you'll actually run and one you'll abandon.
Try the ones you haven't
If you've only ever used the default flow, the model picker (#2) and JSON export (#9) are the two that change how people study. All of it — stealth mode included — is in every plan, starting with the free trial: 15 page analyses over 7 days.