AI-MarkDone manual

A compact manual for the ChatGPT extension itself: why it exists, where each control is, and when each action is useful.

Why it exists

AI-MarkDone started from a simple personal need: useful ChatGPT answers kept becoming hard to read, hard to copy, and hard to find again after a few days.

The original page is better for chatting than for careful reading. Once an answer gets long, buttons, sidebars, references, and scrolling all start competing with the work itself.

What it adds

AI-MarkDone does not replace ChatGPT. It stays on the original page and adds the practical layer around useful answers: Reader, source-aware copy, annotations, bookmarks, export, backup, and settings.

Reader has one plain goal: give the answer a quieter, more immersive place to be read.

Start with the answer in front of you

Do not treat AI-MarkDone as a separate writing app. Open it when a ChatGPT answer is already useful enough that you want to read, copy, mark, save, or export it.

  1. Install AI-MarkDone from Chrome Web Store and refresh ChatGPT once.
  2. Open Reader when the answer needs careful reading or exact selection.
  3. Use bookmarks when an answer is worth finding again later.
  4. Save a bookmark or export only after the answer is worth keeping.

The moments it is built for

If you often ask ChatGPT to revise an article, polish a sentence, or rewrite a paragraph, the painful part is rarely the whole answer. Usually you are unhappy with a few exact lines.

For those moments, select the sentence in Reader, add an annotation, and send the collected notes back as a more concrete follow-up.

If an answer is worth keeping, save it as a bookmark before it disappears into the thread. The bookmark panel becomes closer to a small material library than a browser history list.

Export is for the moment when a link is not enough. Some answers need to become notes, archives, documents, images, or material for someone else.

Control reference

Reader Toolbar -> Reader

Move one long answer into a calmer reading surface for careful reading, partial copy, and annotations.

Source copy Toolbar -> Copy Markdown

Copy the full answer while keeping headings, lists, tables, code blocks, and formula boundaries usable.

Formula copy Click a formula in the message

Grab a single formula quickly for Typora, Obsidian, or documents.

Bookmark save Toolbar -> Bookmark

Save key answers, then preview, copy, organize, and jump back from the management panel.

Message export Toolbar -> Export

Export answers as Markdown, PDF, PNG, or multi-image ZIP for sharing, notes, and archives.

Word count Right side of the toolbar

Check answer length before deciding whether to read inline, open Reader, or save it first.

Dynamic annotations Select text in Reader -> floating annotation button

Attach revision notes to exact text and turn them into a follow-up prompt for ChatGPT.

Copy annotations Reader top bar -> Copy annotations

Collect written annotations for notes or another revision pass.

Insert annotations Above the send box in Reader -> Insert annotations

Insert annotations into the input box as a more specific follow-up.

Bookmark manager Click the extension icon -> bookmark manager

Manage saved answers, folders, and previews like a small research library.

Feature switches and settings Bookmark manager -> Settings

Hide what you do not use and tune Reader, formula, annotation, export, and interface behavior.

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Images are intentionally left as placeholders for now. Later, add current screenshots of the real ChatGPT page, toolbar, Reader panel, bookmark manager, export dialog, and settings panel.

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