It's not you — a long writing chat runs out of room and drifts: the voice slips, it forgets a character's name, it contradicts what you'd settled. Uncook hands the voice, the facts and your decisions to a fresh chat, so you keep writing, not re-explaining.
Just paste a link — that's the whole setup.
Uncook reads a public share link — the same link you'd send a friend. Here's the exact tap sequence.
A single-message link (chatgpt.com/s/…) won't work — you need the full-conversation link (chatgpt.com/share/…).
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💡 Longer chats get less reliable — that's context rot, and a fresh start is the fix.
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Your assistant keeps the whole draft on a fixed-size notepad: the voice you set, every character detail, every decision. The longer you write, the fuller it gets — and the oldest notes get wiped first.
So it normalizes your style back to generic, renames or forgets a character, or contradicts a plot point you'd locked three chapters ago. The assistant isn't broken, and neither are you — it just ran out of room.
Don't re-explain your story — carry the voice and the facts over.
A summary flattens. A writing handoff preserves: the voice (tone, register, POV, tense — the successor must match it, never “improve” it), the bible (characters, facts, terminology, world rules), the locked decisions (structure, title, what was cut and why), the draft state (done / in progress / next), and a do-not-change list for passages you've locked — so a fresh chat continues the draft instead of rewriting it.
Writing that by hand, from a long writing chat, is the tedious part. Uncook does it for you — paste your link above and it's written in about a minute.
Three steps. No signup.
Step 1
Open your ChatGPT or Claude chat → Share → Copy link. Drop it in — we read it start to finish, nothing missed. Not sure how?
Step 2
Uncook writes a clean writing handoff: your voice, your characters and facts, and the decisions you've locked.
Step 3
Paste it as the first message of a new chat. It continues in your voice — no re-establishing the bible, nothing rewritten. And if you want, tick “Let me know when my next conversation starts to wear out” after your handoff.
The longer the piece, the more there is to keep straight.
A story with its own world rules and a voice you finally nailed. A newsletter that sounds like you and no one else. A script where every scene has to stay consistent with the last. All of it lives in one long thread — and all of it is what the AI drifts away from when the chat runs out of room.
Uncook doesn't flatten that into a generic recap. It carries the voice, the bible and the decisions you've locked — so a fresh chat continues the piece instead of rewriting it.
Characters, world rules, the voice you finally nailed. When it starts contradicting itself, you don't want to re-establish all of it from scratch.
Tone, structure, the angle you chose. A handoff keeps the next chat sounding like you, not like generic AI.
Who knows what, the through-line, the structural decisions. Carry them so the next chat continues the scene rather than rewriting it.
Keep the voice
Paste a share link to your ChatGPT or Claude writing chat. Uncook reads the whole thing and writes a clean writing handoff you can drop into a fresh chat. Skim it, paste it, keep writing.
Uncook this chatFree, no account — and nothing is kept: your conversation is read once to write the handoff, then discarded.
No. A long writing chat drifting or forgetting a character is one of the most common things that happens with ChatGPT and Claude — it's the conversation running out of room, not you doing anything wrong. A fresh start with your voice and your bible brings it right back.
Yours. The handoff captures your established voice so the next chat matches it — it doesn't impose a generic style.
Yes — the bible (names, world rules, terminology) is carried so a fresh chat never contradicts it.
A summary is for you to read. A handoff prompt is for the AI to act on — a ready-to-paste first message that makes a fresh chat pick up your work without re-asking what you'd already settled.
No. A share link is fetched once through our server to read the conversation, and its content is sent once to our AI provider (Anthropic) to generate your handoff — then discarded. Never stored, never used for training. If you generate a handoff, a copy also stays in your own browser (on your device only, never sent to us) for 24 hours, so a reload doesn't lose it — clearing it removes it immediately.
No signup, no card. Paste a link, get your handoff prompt.
Yes — after your handoff, tick “Let me know when my next conversation starts to wear out” and leave your email. It's a separate, optional opt-in: one-click unsubscribe in every email, and your address is deleted the moment you leave.
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