01Memo
What was decided.
- Where things stand, what was settled, what's left, and the one next step, when the chat leads to one.
- A suggestion in the chat isn't an agreement: check what the note calls decided.
Use casesSomeone else needs the outcome
They need the useful parts, not the whole conversation.
A colleague, a client or a partner needs enough context to act. Choose what leaves the chat, and read it with that person in mind.
The way out
A way through, in order.
Sharing works when the next person can understand the outcome without reconstructing every prompt.
02Summarize
The short version.
- A shorter version of the chat. Read it before sharing.
- When they want the thread, not just the outcome.
03Before you send
Share it yourself.
- A summary isn't a privacy check: read the text you're about to share.
- Uncook leaves it as it is. Manage its link and access in the original service.
Uncook
- Handoff
- Merge
- Summarize
- MemoGet a note with the decisions and open questions from one chat.
- Export
- AI Profile
Three steps
How it works
Open the chat, choose Memo, then read it before you share it.
Open your chat.
Open the AI chat you want to use, then open the Uncook extension.
- Open the AI chat
- you want to use,
- then open the Uncook extension.
Make your Memo.
Choose Memo. Check the quote before you start.
- Choose Memo.
- Check the quote
- before you start.
Read your Memo.
Read it, then copy it where you work and share it yourself.
- Read your Memo,
- then copy it where you work
- and share it yourself.
Before it leaves the chat. A few checks that matter.
Can I share without sending all the raw prompts?
Yes. A Memo prepares a note for a person from one conversation. Review it before sharing it.
Does this revoke my original shared link?
No. The original chat and its sharing settings remain unchanged. Manage the link in the service that created it.
Will Uncook send the note?
No, unless you share it as a page yourself. You choose who gets it, and how.
