01Summarize
Read it in order.
- What came first stays first. A decision made late in the chat appears late in the summary.
- The useful parts are easier to reread and check.
Use casesSummarize
Forty screens of back-and-forth, and the useful part is spread across all of them. Use Summarize to make a shorter version, then check it against the chat.

The tool for this moment
Summarize condenses what was said in the order it happened, without turning it into a new recommendation.
01Summarize
02Compress, don't rewrite
03Memo
Three steps
Open the chat, choose Summarize, then check it against the chat.
Open the AI chat you want to use, then open the Uncook extension.
Choose Summarize. Check the quote before you start.
Read it against the chat before you rely on it.
No. A summary compresses the chat in its own order. A Memo reorganises it around what's decided and what's still open. Two opposite instructions, two tools.
Summarize is instructed to use only the conversation, but it can still add or distort details. Check the result against the chat.
Summarize processes each conversation separately. The quote shows how much of that chat will be read and any task cost before you confirm. If the full chat cannot be read under your plan, choose from the reading options offered.
Summarize is free within your available free runs. The quote shows any cost and how much will be read before you confirm. When you select several chats, each has its own task and result.
Yes. If you select several chats, Summarize creates a separate task and result for each conversation. Review each quote before confirming. To combine the chats into one starting prompt, use Merge.