An answer, kept whole
The full answer is saved as a private article, with its formatting and code. You get a link back to it.
The best explanations you get from an assistant deserve more than a chat history. Connect ChatGPT, Claude or Claude Code, and save the good parts to a library you actually reread.
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Each one connects to the same private library, with the same permissions. Saved answers open in the same reader as your articles.
Add ReadingTrack from the ChatGPT app directory and sign in.
See ReadingTrack for ChatGPT →Add ReadingTrack as a custom connector on claude.ai or in the Claude apps.
Set up Claude →Install the ReadingTrack plugin and save explanations from your terminal.
Set up Claude Code →Other MCP clients, such as Cursor, can’t connect yet. Tell us which one you’d like.
Nothing is saved unless you ask. Use plain language, in any conversation where ReadingTrack is turned on.
The full answer is saved as a private article, with its formatting and code. You get a link back to it.
Save just the excerpt or code you want, as a snippet you can find again.
Recommended links become a private, ordered reading list in your library.
Items go to the end of a list you own, without duplicates.
You approve three permissions: save reads, view your reading-list names, and edit your lists. Your assistant can save content you supplied or asked it to save. It cannot read the text of your saved articles, notes or highlights.
No. Everything saved this way is private, and these tools can never make a list public.
Revoke access in ReadingTrack under Settings → Connected AI Assistants, and remove ReadingTrack from your assistant. Revoking takes effect on the next request.
ChatGPT, Claude or Claude Code. Each has a short setup guide.
Sign in to ReadingTrack and approve three permissions. You can revoke them any time.
Ask your assistant to save an answer or build a reading list. Reread and review it in ReadingTrack.
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ChatGPT (in the app directory), Claude on claude.ai and the Claude apps (as a custom connector), and Claude Code (as a plugin). Other MCP clients, such as Cursor, can’t connect yet because each client has to be registered with ReadingTrack first.
You approve three permissions: save reads, view your reading-list names, and edit your lists. An assistant can save content you supplied or asked it to save. It cannot read your library’s article text, notes or highlights.
No. Everything an assistant saves is private, and these tools can never make a list public. Publishing a reading list is something only you can do, on the website.
An assistant saves the answer itself, with formatting and code preserved, so it reads well even when there is no web page behind it. Saved answers open in the same reader as your articles, with highlights and daily review.
In ReadingTrack, open Settings → Connected AI Assistants and choose Revoke access. Also remove the connector or plugin from the assistant.
Yes. Connecting an assistant and saving answers and snippets is free. The free plan includes three reading lists; ReadingTrack Pro has unlimited lists. See readingtrack.com/pricing.
Connect once. Your library keeps what you ask it to.