We hate repeat ourselves again and again, so we build AI Context Flow

I have this habit of opening a temporary chat in ChatGPT for a quick question, and then realizing I actually need that same context in another chat.

So I end up repeating myself all over again.

Another time, I was discussing my “vibe coding” idea with ChatGPT and got curious how Claude would handle the same question.

So… I repeated myself again.

I’m not someone who likes repeating things (honestly, humans aren’t built for repetitive work). Even typing the word "repeat" feels painful. In an informal survey of 50 UX professionals using AI tools regularly, 84% reported spending “significant time” re-establishing context when switching between platforms.

That’s why our founders @hira_siddiqui1 and @mujtabaidrees94 built AI Context Flow, a free Chrome extension that lets your context travel across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI tools, without starting from scratch each time.

How do you handle this kind of context switching between AI tools?

Would you try a tool like this?

We’re launching on November 4th, happy to answer any questions about managing context or writing better prompts.