How to outline a long ChatGPT conversation

A long answer is a document with headings, lists and code, but the chat window gives you no way to see its shape. You scroll, lose the section you wanted, and scroll back. ClearHub reads the conversation you already have open and turns it into a navigable outline.

Open the outline

1. Open the ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or DeepSeek conversation you are reading.
2. Click the Hub tab on the right edge of the page, or press Alt+Shift+O.
3. Choose the Outline tab.

The panel lists every prompt in order, with the answer headings nested underneath. The row marked Current follows your scroll position, so you can see where you are.

Jump to the part you need

Click any heading to scroll straight to it. The page highlights the target for a moment so you can find it on a busy screen.

If the answer has many headings, switch on Prompts only. The heading rows collapse and you get a compact list of just your questions — useful when a conversation has twenty turns and you only need the third.

Take the answer with you

Two controls sit above the outline:

• Export .md saves the whole conversation as a Markdown file, with the prompt, the answer, its headings, lists and code intact. The file is built on your device.
• Copy code opens a compact menu listing every code block in the conversation, with its language, first line and line count. Copy one block, or all of them.

Nothing is uploaded. ClearHub stores only the chat title, link, provider and last-opened time, so the outline you are reading never leaves the browser.

When it helps most

The outline earns its place on answers you need to work through, not skim: a migration plan, a debugging walkthrough, a comparison table with six sections. On a two-line reply it is simply a list of two things.