linkintel.ai · Workflow & Planning
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Extract search queries and source websites from ChatGPT conversations. Power up your research with ChatGPT Query Extractor by LinkIntel.ai. When ChatGPT browses the web to answer your questions, it generates search queries and reads multiple sources—but it doesn't always show them to you. This extension reveals that hidden data instantly. What Does It Do? Reveal Search Queries: See exactly what keywords ChatGPT searched for. Great for understanding how the AI found its information. Extract Source Links: Get a direct list of the websites and articles ChatGPT read. We extract the Domain, Title, and URL for every source. One-Click Copy: Easily copy individual links or the entire list of queries to your clipboard. Why Should I Install It? For Researchers: Verify the sources behind the AI's claims instantly. For SEO Pros: Analyze search intent and see what content ranks for AI queries. For Developers: Debug AI search behavior and extracted context. Privacy First: This extension runs 100% locally on your browser. No data is sent to external servers. Features: Clean, premium interface (Light/Dark mode). Smart Notification: Get a subtle alert inside ChatGPT when new search data is found. "Queries" & "Sources" Tabs: Toggle between search terms and source articles. Auto-Clear: Automatically resets when you switch conversations so you always see relevant data. Built by LinkIntel.ai Automate your link building with AI: https://linkintel.ai
Jan 3, 2026
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