Quick Tag Lookup
What makes tagging pay off. Search across all tagged conversations, across all supported AI platforms, in one place.
What This Feature Is Actually For
This is not a fancy search box.
Quick Tag Lookup exists for one moment: "I know I've already worked through this — I just need it now."
When You Should Use It
You'll feel the need naturally when:
- You've tagged 15–20 conversations
- You stop remembering exact titles
- Browser history stops being useful
If you're not there yet, skip this feature for now.
Opening Quick Tag Lookup
Use the keyboard shortcut. It's the fastest way.
Windows / Linux
Ctrl + Shift + KmacOS
Cmd + Shift + KYou can also open it from the floating menu or the Organize tab, but the shortcut is the point.
How Search Actually Works
You can search by:
- Keywords
- Tags
- Platforms
- Any combination of the above
Results update as you type. No submit button. No waiting.
Tags Are Filters, Not Keywords
Clicking tags narrows results.
Selecting multiple tags means: Results must include all selected tags.
This lets you be precise without typing more.
Example:
Tags: auth + jwt
Result: Only conversations that include both
Cross-Platform Is the Quiet Win
Quick Tag Lookup doesn't care where the conversation happened.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — it all shows up together.
That matters because ideas don't belong to platforms. They belong to you.
Opening Results
Each result opens the original conversation in a new tab.
From there, you can:
- Jump to the exact Q&A using the Navigator
- Add more tags
- Save a Forge Doc
Search doesn't replace navigation — it feeds it.
What Makes This Fast Over Time
The more consistent your tags are:
- The fewer words you need to type
- The fewer results you scan
- The faster retrieval becomes
Search speed compounds.
If Results Feel Messy
That's a signal, not a failure.
It usually means:
- Tags are too generic
- You waited too long to tag
- Everything is labeled the same
Fix the tags. The tool will follow.
Bottom Line
Quick Tag Lookup turns your past AI work into a private search engine.
You don't need it on day one. But once you do, it becomes hard to work without it.