Chat with all your docs at once
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, and any AI tool
Connect your Notion, Google Docs, and websites once. Ask any AI tool questions grounded in your actual documents.
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Every doc,
one conversation
Stop uploading one PDF at a time. Connect all your Notion pages, Google Docs, and websites, then chat with everything from a single AI session.
Search by meaning,
not filenames
Get context on 'pricing strategy' and find relevant content even if your docs call it 'rate card' or 'packaging tiers'. Semantic search handles the rest.
Save answers
you can reuse
When AI produces a great summary or draft, save it to a /slash route like /product-overview. Retrieve and update it in any future session.
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Connect your docs where they already live
Link Notion workspaces, Google Docs folders, and websites directly. No uploading, no migrations, no new tool to maintain. Your content stays where it is and stays in sync.
features
Chat with documents using any AI
Use the ChatGPT app connector, Claude skills, or paste a direct link into any AI chat. Ask your questions in plain language and get answers pulled from your actual docs.
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Get focused snippets, not entire files
Context Link returns just the relevant paragraphs in clean markdown. Your AI gets precise context that fits within its window, not a 50-page doc dump.
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Save under any /slash route
Turn great AI outputs into reusable Memories. Ask your AI to save a summary to /product-faq or /onboarding-guide. Retrieve and update it anytime, from any AI tool.
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Workflows
See what your AI found in your documents
Every query is logged with the sources and snippets that were returned. Review what content your AI is using, spot gaps in your docs, and improve over time.
Workflows
You choose which docs AI can access
Select exactly which Notion pages, Google Docs folders, and website sections to include. Add or remove sources anytime. Your AI only sees what you have approved.
Share context across your team
Stop pasting the same docs into every chat. Share one link, and your team's AIs can pull the latest context from your connected sources—consistently, every time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does "chat with docs" mean with Context Link?
Most "chat with docs" tools let you upload a single PDF and ask questions about it. Context Link is different: you connect all your document sources at once -- Notion workspaces, Google Docs folders, and entire websites -- and then ask questions across everything from whichever AI tool you prefer. Your AI searches by meaning and returns just the relevant snippets.
How is this different from ChatPDF or uploading files to ChatGPT?
PDF chat tools and file uploads are one-off: you upload one document, ask questions, and start over next session. Context Link connects your sources permanently and keeps them in sync. Ask your AI to "get context on onboarding" and it searches across all your connected docs -- not just one file. Plus, it works across ChatGPT, Claude, and any AI tool, so you are not locked to one platform.
Can my whole team chat with the same documents?
Yes. Connect your team's sources at the org level and every member gets access through their own ChatGPT connector or Claude skill. Everyone queries the same approved docs, so AI gives consistent answers grounded in the same source material. Individual team members can also add private connections only they can see.
What types of documents can I connect?
Context Link connects to Notion workspaces (pages and databases), Google Docs and Google Drive folders, and any website with public pages. Content is synced, cleaned, and indexed for semantic search. When your docs update, Context Link picks up the changes automatically.
Do I need technical skills to set this up?
No. Connecting sources takes a few clicks through OAuth for Notion and Google Docs, or by entering a URL for websites. There is no code, no API configuration, and no embedding pipeline to manage. If you can paste a link, you can set up Context Link.