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Unified management for ChatGPT and Claude conversations: search, favorites, tags, and batch operations Unified AI Chat Manager: Consolidate ChatGPT & Claude History Tired of jumping between different tabs to find that one conversation? Unified AI Chat Manager brings your scattered chats from ChatGPT and Claude into a single browser extension for seamless management. Stop digging through official websites. With powerful search functionality, you can locate historical sessions instantly. Bookmark essential conversations with a single click, categorize them by project or theme using tags, and streamline your workflow with batch operations. It is the perfect tool for power users managing high chat volumes and multiple accounts. Your data is stored locally, giving you full control over your AI footprint through an intuitive "Directory + Filter" interface. If you frequently switch between AI platforms and need your history to be searchable, organized, and taggable, this extension will significantly boost your productivity. Key Features: - Centralized Hub: Syncs chat lists from both ChatGPT and Claude. - Smart Search: Keyword search with history to locate conversations in seconds. - Organization Tools: Filter favorites, create custom tags, and perform batch management. - Multi-Account Support: Seamlessly switch between accounts; get one-click prompts to add new accounts directly from official sites.
Jul 20, 2026
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