01Memo
What's decided and what's still open.
- What you settled, at the value it landed on, and what nobody confirmed.
- An idea isn't a commitment: a Memo keeps what was only suggested apart from what was decided.
Use casesThe steps are in there
You agreed the steps. Now find them.
Somewhere in the conversation, the work was settled. Get back where things stand, what you settled and what's left — kept apart from what was only ever suggested.
A moment you may recognise
The plan was agreed. Nobody wrote it down.
Find the agreed steps. Keep the open ones visible.
02Extract, don't invent
A Memo is a reading. Never made up.
- A Memo never invents who does what or by when.
- Who does what, and when, stays yours to settle.
Uncook
- Handoff
- Merge
- Summarize
- MemoGet a note with the decisions and open questions from one chat.
- Export
- AI Profile
03Handoff
Carry it into a fresh chat.
- A first message with the task, the decisions, the constraints and the next step.
- When you'll do the work with an AI.
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.
What was decided. Check it in your chats.
Does a Memo tell me what to do first?
It gives one next step, only when the conversation points to it: a step you said you'd take, or a proposal you accepted. Otherwise, it names the decision still left to you. The rest of the order is yours.
What happens to ideas that were never agreed?
An AI idea still waiting for your answer goes under what's left; a passing suggestion nobody took up is left out. Neither counts as settled.
Can I use several chats?
Memo works on one conversation. To combine several, use Merge.
