GPTFlowChatGPT for coding with long chats
People who code with ChatGPT end up with very long chats: script versions, errors, fixes. Finding the right code becomes the real bottleneck.
The problem
After dozens of edits, which version was the one that worked? Scrolling a chat with hundreds of messages costs time and focus.
How to work better
- Code Only filter (Pro): see only the tabs with code and compare versions.
- Numbered tabs: note the number of the good version (e.g. "the 33rd") and come back to it by typing it in the box.
- Colors and favorites: mark important versions, for example the ones that work in green (favorites are a Pro feature; color on ChatGPT's tabs is Pro, on your own tabs it is Free).
- Narrative summary (Pro): when you resume work after days, you get the status without rereading everything.
Why not ask for a summary in the chat
Because the chat gets even longer. GPTFlow's summary is a separate panel.
GPTFlow's developer created the extension for exactly this reason: he used ChatGPT every day for coding.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find code in a long ChatGPT chat?
With GPTFlow Pro the Code Only filter shows only the tabs with code; you can then mark important versions with colors and favorites.
How do I resume a coding project with ChatGPT after days?
GPTFlow Pro's Narrative Summary summarizes the chat from start to finish with one click, without adding messages to the conversation.
The extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge that turns your ChatGPT chats into numbered tabs. The Free version is free forever. Sign up for the launch notice on the home page (currently in Italian, button "Prova Gratis"): the first 50 sign-ups get a 20% discount on the Pro version.
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