Something we have been working on recently is an improved chat export for ChatGPT to Markdown, including support for ChatGPT search results and sources, canvas, code blocks, advanced data analysis, o1 chain-of-thought summaries, and timestamps for all messages - give it a try in AIPRM for ChatGPT version 1.3.1.3

great work the progress is amazing from openai hats off to you guys @btibor91 froge supports 👍

I am genuinely curious about AIPRM, but I never gave it a try. I'll give it a shot now, but to give the pov of a potential adopter: The main reason that was stopping me is that it might end up just bloating the UI and not provide recurrent value. + it wasn't clear to me, even from the landing, how it practically can help on top of the prompt library. E.g. the chat to markdown export seems amazing, and it's what's making me try it. I am genuinely interested now tho, and I'll give it a proper shot. PS: "hi tibor"

Hi & thanks Leo, that’s great feedback! I might be biased but I love the prompt panel for quick access to prompts which I am using daily, power continue actions for continue/shorten/expand and similar actions when refining ChatGPT/Claude responses, live crawling for internet access in ChatGPT/Claude using direct URL based on prompt template, custom profiles based on context/different companies I am working on with current prompt, and a lot more

This is my favorite AI tool for reviewing reports. Just upload a report, ask for a summary, and get one in seconds. It's like ChatGPT, but built for documents. Try it for free.

really nice 👌👏👏👏

Thank you Daniel

👍

is this for the web app?

Exactly

do you have plans to make a tool to output it as training data in json with role-messages? 🤔

I believe that’s forbidden in the terms of use