how it works
three steps. no setup.
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select the line
drag over any sentence in a chatgpt or claude reply. wait a beat and a small button fades in under it.
a hash map gives you average constant time lookups, which is why it beats scanning a list.
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click the button
the sentence keeps the colour you picked, and it is still there when you come back to the chat.
a hash map gives you average constant time lookups, which is why it beats scanning a list.
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note it in the library
the line is waiting in your library. open it from the popup and write the note there: what it was for, what to do next.
average constant time lookups
use for the lookup rewrite 5 sep
five colours
one for each kind of thing you keep.
pick a colour in the popup and every highlight after it lands in that colour. a colour can mean whatever you want: to try, to check, to quote, to fix, to keep.
the mark sits behind the text, so the reply still reads like a reply.
rust is a systems language, and the thing people keep it around for is performance without giving up safety.
the library
every line you kept, in one place.
grouped by the chat it came from. search across all of it. one click opens that chat again, where the line still lives.
average constant time lookups
resizing is amortised, so a single slow insert is fine
docker build -t my-app .