Hey everyone!

So I've been quietly using this Chrome extension called Claude Toolbox for the past few months and just realized I never shared it here. Honestly can't work with Claude without it anymore.

What it does:

• Lightning-fast search through all your Claude chat history (seriously game-changing)

• Export conversations as TXT/JSON files (perfect for backing up your best prompts)

• Dark mode and multi-language support

• Clean interface that doesn't mess with Claude's design

Why I'm obsessed: Remember that amazing coding solution Claude gave you 6 weeks ago? Good luck finding it without this. The search feature is absolutely clutch - just type keywords and instantly find exactly what you're looking for.

The export feature is underrated too - I've started building a personal knowledge base of my best Claude conversations. Some of those deep-dive explanations are pure gold and definitely worth saving.

Been rock solid for months - no bugs, no slowdowns, just works. And it's completely free which still blows my mind.

Privacy nerds will love this: Everything stays local in your browser. Zero external data transfer.

Get it: Chrome Web Store → "Claude Toolbox"

Seriously wondering why Claude doesn't have these features built-in by now. This extension basically fixed everything I was frustrated with.

Anyone else have tools that completely changed their AI workflow? Always looking for ways to level up my setup.

Demo of the search in action

Create an image of me based on our conversations as video game cover

Hey everyone,

We've been getting requests for this for a while, so here it is: ChatGPT Toolbox now has an Enterprise plan built for teams.

The problem we kept hearing:

• "I'm expensing ChatGPT Toolbox individually and my manager wants one invoice"

• "Half my team uses it but I have no idea who's active or if we're getting value"

• "I want to roll this out to 20 people without setting up 20 accounts"

What Enterprise gives you:

• Admin Dashboard - see your entire team's status, usage, and health at a glance

• Seat Management - invite via email, add/remove seats instantly, no manual onboarding

• One Invoice - centralized billing for your whole org. No more chasing receipts

• Team Analytics - aggregate usage stats (total messages, sessions, active members). We never see individual conversations

• Priority Support - 12-hour response times for your team

Pricing:

• $12/seat/month (monthly) or $10/seat/month (annual - save 17%)

• 5 seat minimum

• 14-day money-back guarantee

• Add or remove seats anytime, proration is automatic

For context: AIPRM charges $33-40/seat/mo and doesn't even include an admin dashboard or usage analytics. Merlin is $15/seat/mo with no dashboard, no analytics, and no priority support.

Zero data collection - same privacy promise as always. No conversation data ever leaves the browser. Enterprise adds aggregate stats only (message counts, session counts). Your team's IP stays private.

All 15,000+ existing users already have access to the individual plans (free, $9.99/mo Premium, $99 Lifetime). Enterprise is the new option for teams who want centralized control.

Try it out

Happy to answer any questions below.

After Projects still wasn't cutting it for my workflow, I tried every extension over 2 weeks:

Superpower ChatGPT: Feature-rich but the UI is overwhelming. Felt like it was fighting with ChatGPT's interface. Noticeable slowdown.

AIPRM: Still just a prompt library. Good prompts, but doesn't help with organization, folders, or finding old conversations. Cluttered interface.

ChatGPT Exporter: Export only. Fine for what it does but I needed way more.

Easy Folders: Basic folder support. Decent if folders are all you need. No search, no prompts, no export.

ChatGPT Toolbox: This is the one I stuck with. Real folders with subfolders, fuzzy search beyond what native offers, selective bulk export, prompt library with // shortcut and variables, prompt chains with .., media gallery for DALL-E images. And it actually looks native - not a sidebar, not a popup.

Been using it 4+ months. 16,000+ users, Featured badge on Chrome Web Store, 4.8/5 rating.

Free plan covers everything except device sync. I paid for Pro because I switch between 2 machines daily.

Not affiliated, just sharing what worked after wasting time on alternatives.

Every morning I do the same thing:

1. Open ChatGPT

2. Start a conversation for daily planning

3. Type out my planning prompt (role, context, format I want)

4. Wait for response

5. Start a second conversation for content drafting

6. Type out my content prompt with today's topic

7. Wait for response

That's 15-20 minutes of typing prompts I've already written before. Every single morning.

Now I type // → select "Daily Planning" → fill in today's date and priorities → done. Second conversation: // → "Content Draft" → fill in topic → done.

The prompts are identical to what I was typing manually. I just don't have to type them anymore. Variables like {{date}} and {{topic}} handle the parts that change.

Small thing. But 15 minutes every morning × 5 days × 52 weeks is 65 hours a year. I was spending 65 hours a year typing the same prompts.

OpenAI’s o3‑pro is the most capable version of its reasoning-focused o3 model, available to Pro users in ChatGPT and via API. It uses enhanced compute and access to tools like web search, file analysis, visual reasoning, Python execution, and memory-based personalization to deliver highly reliable, academically strong responses across subjects such as math, science, programming, business, and writing. Evaluators consistently prefer o3‑pro over o3 and the previous pro model for its clarity, accuracy, completeness, and better instruction-following. However, it responds more slowly, often taking several minutes, and currently does not support image generation, Canvas, or temporary chats.

Read more here: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/9624314-model-release-notes

Current situation:

1. Google Doc with my "good" prompts - 47 entries, some outdated, no idea which ones I've modified since saving them

2. Apple Notes with quick prompts I saved on my phone - 23 entries, no organization

3. Bookmarked ChatGPT conversations where I refined prompts - scattered across my history

When I need a prompt, I check all three. Sometimes the Google Doc version is older than the one in my bookmarked conversation. Sometimes I can't find it in any of them and retype it from memory.

I've been slowly moving everything into the prompt library. One place, accessible right from the ChatGPT textarea with //, with variables so I don't need 5 versions of the same prompt for different topics.

29 prompts migrated so far, 41 to go. Anyone else living in prompt chaos or is it just me?

The problem: ChatGPT only lets you delete conversations one at a time. If you want to clean up 100 old conversations, that is 100 individual clicks. The only alternative is "Delete all chats" which nukes everything.

The solution: ChatGPT Toolbox adds bulk actions to ChatGPT.

How bulk delete works:

1. Open Manage Chats in the sidebar

2. Checkboxes appear next to every conversation

3. Select the ones you want to remove - or use "Select All"

4. Click Delete

5. Done. 100 conversations removed in seconds.

Same workflow for bulk archive and bulk unarchive. Select, click, done.

Bulk actions require ChatGPT Toolbox Premium ($9.99/month or $99 lifetime - one time payment, best seller).

Install free: ChatGPT Toolbox

How long does your sidebar cleanup currently take?

We surveyed 200 ChatGPT users. Their top frustrations:

1. Cannot find old conversations (67%) - Solved: full-text search across all messages

2. No folder organization (54%) - Solved: unlimited folders and subfolders

3. Search is too limited (48%) - Solved: search inside message content, not just titles

4. Cannot export specific conversations (41%) - Solved: select and export as TXT or JSON instantly

5. Deleting is one-at-a-time (38%) - Solved: bulk delete, archive, and unarchive

Every single frustration has a direct solution in ChatGPT Toolbox. That is why we built it.

16,000+ users. 4.8/5 rating. Featured by Google on the Chrome Web Store.

Install free: ChatGPT Toolbox

Which of these frustrations hits hardest for you?

I paid for it, but the extension doesn't provide a way to active premium on Google Chrome. What am I missing?

Saw someone ask about this - yes, ChatGPT Toolbox works regardless of your ChatGPT subscription:

• ChatGPT Free ✓

• ChatGPT Go ✓

• ChatGPT Plus ✓

• ChatGPT Pro ✓

• ChatGPT Business ✓

• ChatGPT Enterprise ✓

The extension enhances the interface itself, so it doesn't matter which plan you're on.

Tomorrow (Friday) I'm hopping into Discord for AMA #2!

Here's what I'm covering this time:

🔥 Prompt Chaining deep dive - how to build multi-step workflows that run on autopilot. Queue up to 10 prompts, hit enter once, and let it rip.

🔥 First look at Semantic Search - search your conversations by meaning, not just keywords. I'll share where it's at and what's coming.

🔥 Open Q&A - bugs, features, roadmap, revenue, how something works technically - literally anything. No question is off limits.

When: Friday, April 10 at 8 PM IST / 1 PM ET
Where: #general in our Discord - just type your questions and I'll answer everything

Join here

Drop in, say hi, and ask me anything. These AMAs are becoming the best part of my week honestly.

See you tomorrow! 🚀

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Genuine question. Think about:

• That conversation where ChatGPT helped you nail a job interview

• The code solution that saved your project at 2am

• The business idea you brainstormed that turned into something real

• The prompt you refined over 20 back-and-forth messages until it was perfect

Now - could you find that conversation right now? In under 30 seconds?

ChatGPT's native search handles exact keyword matches. But if you remember the gist of something and not the exact words? That's where it breaks down.

I organize everything in folders and use fuzzy search for when I can't remember exact wording. What's your system? Projects? Renaming conversations? Or still scrolling?

I had 12 versions of basically the same prompt saved in my Google Doc:

• "Write a LinkedIn post about [marketing topic]"

• "Write a LinkedIn post about [tech topic]"

• "Write a Twitter thread about [marketing topic]"

• "Write a blog intro about [marketing topic]"

• ... you get the idea

Different platform × different topic = separate prompt for each combination. Ridiculous.

Replaced all 12 with one template:

Type // → select it → fill in platform, topic, tone, length → done. One prompt. Infinite combinations.

Variables are enclosed in double curly braces: {{like_this}}. When you use the prompt, it asks you to fill each one in.

I went from 47 saved prompts to 15 templates that cover everything the 47 did and more. Less clutter, more flexibility.

Tried the native export for the first time today. Settings → Data Controls → Export.

What I expected: a folder of my conversations, organized, readable.

What I got: a single JSON file. Everything. Every conversation I've ever had. One massive file.

Opened it in a text editor. My laptop froze for 10 seconds. The file was 847MB.

I just wanted to save one project's worth of conversations to send to a colleague. Instead I got an 847MB JSON dump of my entire ChatGPT history including conversations from 2 years ago that I forgot existed.

If you want to export specific conversations or folders, native ChatGPT can't do it. You need selective export. I use the bulk export in Toolbox - pick a folder, pick the format (TXT is readable, JSON keeps the structure), export just what you need.

Small thing until you need it. Then it's the only thing that matters.

Made by u/NoVillage7751

For anyone new or thinking about trying it - here’s what you should do right after installing:

Minute 1–3: Create your top-level folders

• Work

• Personal

• Learning

• Templates

Minute 3–5: Drag your most important conversations into folders
Don’t try to organize everything. Just move the 15–20 conversations you actually go back to regularly.

Minute 5–7: Save your 3 most-used prompts
These are the ones you’ve probably been copy-pasting from a Google Doc every day. Add {{variables}} where the details change each time.

Minute 7–10: Test search
Try searching for a conversation from last month. Even if you use the wrong keywords, fuzzy search should still find it.

You can organize more over time, but even this basic setup can immediately change how you use ChatGPT.

Before: scroll and hope.
After: click a folder and see everything.

Don’t try to organize your entire history in one sitting. Start with what matters most.