Context Link - Personal URLs for sharing context with AI
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We built Context Link to make AI tools know what you already know. Connect your docs, Notion pages, or sites once, then share your personal link with ChatGPT/Claude/Copilot. It’ll search your sources semantically by meaning and return just the right snippets (in an AI friendly markdown format).
Great for marketing, customer support and technical questions. Internally we use it both programatically and in chat bot sessions.
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Hey there,
I built Context Link after constantly finding myself copying and pasting the right docs/web pages into my ChatGPT/Claude sessions.
We had a cobbled-together internal tool at my startup which would web scrape, but it was a bit lacking in output quality. Context Link was built from the get-go to sync up sources and embed them in vector space, so it can semantically search all of your content by meaning and return just the right sections across all of your docs/pages.
Everyone gets a personal link (e.g: oli.context-link.ai), just add a /query at the end.
For example: prod.context-link.ai/startup-launch-tips
Feel free to try the above link, I plugged in a well known startup blog as one of the sources to pull from.
Thanks for reading! 🙂 would love any feedback.
Oli
*I have a mac shortcut setup for mine when I type /cl. “Settings” → “Keyboard” → “Text Replacements”
Looks really interesting! I spend so much time trying to give ChatGPT the right info before it actually gives me what I need, this would save a lot of time.
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Thanks @eliza_w !
Cal ID
Congratulations on the launch today. Quality tools like this deserve early support
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Thanks@sanskarix !
DiffSense
Really cool! I always use github gists to share context 😅
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Thanks @sentry_co ! yeah, I was just trying to use Raycast to go to the post/webpage quickly, then copy and paste it. But it can be hard to remember the right name etc
Quick question, how's Context Link different from providing these relevant links directly to the LLM?
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Good question@phpsingh . Two main ways:
1. Context Link returns markdown or bare bones HTML, so that the LLM can read the context easily without bloating out its context window.
2. It does the searching part for you and pulls all the top relevant snippets from all your posts/pages, so you get to pass on multiple sources. There's a relevancy score created for each content 'chunk' to decide which should match your query.
But yep, I still pass in URLs directly sometimes too, often using https://jina.ai/ so it converts to markdown for me.
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Hey @_seandavid , It could be, yeah. I like being able to use my context link in whatever chat window I happen to be using. But yep, in an ideal world there would be some kind of way to share context links on a deeper level.
This looks really useful, especially for people juggling multiple sources when working with AI tools. How does it handle private docs or Notion pages?
Great idea. That’s something that’s really missing.
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Thanks @mykyta_semenov_ !
This seems like a time-saver! How fast is the vector search for larger doc sets?
This is such a smart idea. Constantly copying docs into ChatGPT or Claude breaks the whole "flow" when working. Having a single personal link that keeps context ready sounds like a total game-changer for people who live in AI tools.
Does it work with private Notion pages too, or only public/shared ones for now? Congratulations on your launch @oli_woods
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Thanks @george_esther !
There's a 'pin' feature on the higher plan, but feel free to use the lower plan, then shoot me through an email at oli@context-link.ai and I'll enable it for you. It works by adding a ?p=123 on the end of the link.
We worked out that with a 4 digit pin and our rate limiting, that it would take just over a month to try all the combinations. But you could use a larger pin and drastically increase that, I'd just recommend setting a keyboard shortcut so you don't always have to retype it.