Introducing Highlights: the context that matters
Context.dev for ChatGPT

Give ChatGPT
the live web.

Install the Context.dev plugin and ask ChatGPT to look something up, read a page, or bring current sources into the chat.

Try in your ChatGPTView documentation

Sign in with your Context.dev account when ChatGPT asks. Nothing to paste.

Teams build with Context.dev

  • Mintlify
  • daily.dev
  • Daydream
  • Super.com

Ask @Context.dev
to look it up.

You stay in the chat. Context.dev fetches the page or the search results, and the answer comes back with its sources.

  • Search the web

    Ask a question and get current pages back in the chat, with the links.

    example.com / blog / launch

    What they shipped this week

    A short summary, with the link it came from.

  • Read a page

    Paste a URL. ChatGPT can pull that page in and work from it, instead of guessing.

    Example screenshot of a page brought into the chat

    The page, in the chat

  • Pull out the details

    Ask for the plans, prices, or list on a page. You get the answer in the conversation.

    • StarterFor a first project$12
    • TeamFor a group$24
    • EnterpriseFor a larger orgCustom
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See it come back
in the chat.

A company you looked up, or a short brief on what changed since you last asked.

Look up a company

Ask who they are and what they ship. The profile comes back with the site it came from.

Notion

notion.com

Notes, docs, and projects, from the live site.

Industry
Productivity
Product
Workspace
Source
notion.com

A morning brief

Ask ChatGPT to watch a few pages. Then ask what changed for each company or person.

example.com/pricing

Team plan

Since yesterday
$20$24
Pricing changedAsk for the brief

Useful when the answer
isn’t in the chat yet.

  • Compare a few products

    Look up how a few products describe themselves, what they cost, and what they launched recently.

    @Context.dev Compare these three pricing pages.

  • Check current docs

    Find the docs, changelog, or example that matches the version you are actually using.

    @Context.dev What changed in the latest Next.js caching docs?

  • A morning brief on what changed

    Ask ChatGPT to watch competitor pages, then ask what changed. A company, a product, or a person you follow.

    @Context.dev Watch these competitors and brief me each morning on what changed.

  • Look up a company

    Ask who they are, what they ship, and which pages that came from.

    @Context.dev Look up notion.com and tell me what they do.

  • Get a list off a page

    Point at a page and ask for the plans, jobs, or rows, written out in the chat.

    @Context.dev List the open roles on this careers page.

  • Build with current context

    Pull the docs or page you need while you are planning or writing in ChatGPT.

    @Context.dev Read this API reference and draft a client for it.

A few ways
to ask.

After it’s installed, type Context.dev when you want ChatGPT to use the web for this question.

More examples in the docs

  • What did they announce this week? Ask Context.dev and include the links.

  • Read this pricing page with Context.dev and list the plans, prices, and limits.

  • Each morning at 7:00 am, brief me on what changed using Context.dev to watch it.

Curious if it can
do something?

Install the plugin and ask. If it can do it with the live web, it will.

Try in your ChatGPT

Install it once.Then just ask.

  1. Install the plugin

    Open the Context.dev listing in ChatGPT and add it. It takes a minute.

  2. Sign in when asked

    ChatGPT opens a browser window. Sign in to Context.dev there. You don’t paste a key into the chat.

  3. Ask in a new chat

    Start a new conversation and ask for what you want, or type @Context.dev to use it directly.

Try in your ChatGPT

A few things
to know.

Setup details and troubleshooting are in the ChatGPT setup guide.

What does the Context.dev ChatGPT plugin do?

It lets ChatGPT look things up on the live web, read a page you link, and bring that information back into the conversation. Search is the everyday use. It can also read across a site, save a screenshot, read a PDF, and look up a company.

Do I need to paste an API key into ChatGPT?

No. When ChatGPT asks you to connect, you sign in to Context.dev in the browser and approve access. Nothing gets pasted into the chat.

How do I use it after installing?

Start a new chat and ask for what you want. Type @Context.dev when you want to be sure ChatGPT uses it.

Can I give it a specific page?

Yes. Paste the URL and ask ChatGPT to read it, or to pull out the part you care about.

Can I use it to research something?

Yes. Ask a question, and Context.dev can search the live web and bring the relevant pages back into the chat with their links.

Is it only web search?

Search is the main thing. You can also ask it to read a specific page, collect details from that page, look through a site, set a monitor and ask what changed, save a screenshot, read a PDF, or look up a company.

Ask @Context.dev to look it up.

Search the web. Read a page. Get the sources in the chat.

Try in your ChatGPTView documentation