Passage

Give your public AI chats a facelift

Highlights 3 takeaways
  • Help readers see the value with a clear title and highlights
  • Review the wording and choose from five card styles
  • Share the saved conversation with a link to its original source
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Saved September 14, 2026

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What’s the best way to share a useful AI conversation so people want to open it?

I’m trying Passage. It accepts public ChatGPT, Codex, and Claude conversation links, generates a title and concise highlights, lets me choose from five card styles, and publishes a link with a social preview and the saved conversation. Readers can also open the original source. No account is needed.

Using only that description, give me a simple three-step workflow in about 100 words. Keep it friendly and concrete. No research or tools are needed.

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Drafting three workflow steps

Drafting three workflow steps

  1. Pick a conversation worth opening. Choose a useful ChatGPT, Codex, or Claude exchange that solves a problem, explains something clearly, or offers an idea others can use. Copy its public link.

  2. Create a preview with Passage. Paste in the link, review the generated title and concise highlights, then choose from five card styles to find the look you like.

  3. Publish and share the payoff. Share your Passage link with a sentence like, “This helped me turn a vague idea into a practical plan.” The link includes a social preview and saved conversation, with access to the original source. No account needed.