Cuey

A new Chrome extension named Cuey aims to solve a common headache for power users by allowing them to share conversation context and memory across competing AI services. Available on the Chrome Web Store, the tool lets users jump between platforms like OpenAI's ChatGPT, Anthropic's Claude, and Google's Gemini without losing their previous conversation history or starting from scratch each time.

For professionals who rely on multiple AI models to double check work or leverage different strengths, manually copying and pasting background information between tabs is a tedious bottleneck. By keeping memory persistent across different providers inside a single browser window, Cuey simplifies complex research workflows. This means project guidelines and ongoing context can seamlessly travel with the user as they test how different models handle the same prompt.

It remains to be seen how reliably the extension protects sensitive data when passing information between rival web applications, or whether interface updates from OpenAI or Google might break its functionality. As major AI providers continue building walled gardens around their proprietary memory features, third-party bridge tools like Cuey raise an interesting question about whether tech giants will eventually be forced to support official cross-platform context sharing.