Six weeks into a deal, the analysis is spread across forty conversations in three different AI tools, and none of them can search what was actually said. ChatGPT and Gemini search titles. Claude has no cross-chat search at all. The work exists, but finding it means scrolling. AI Toolbox is a Chrome and Edge extension that fixes that inside the tools you already use. Formerly ChatGPT Toolbox, it now runs across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Grok, with a reported 40,000 users and a 4.7 rating on the Chrome Web Store. What The Tool Does? - Indexes conversations locally and searches the full text across all four platforms at once, with results grouped by platform. - Adds folders and subfolders to the sidebar, so conversations sit under a client or a deal instead of a single flat list. - Exports any conversation as TXT, Markdown, JSON, or PDF, one at a time or in bulk as a ZIP, which puts the analysis into the engagement file rather than leaving it in a browser tab. - Captures every artifact Claude generates into a searchable vault, with one-click download in the correct format. Why It Matters The problem it solves is retrieval, not generation. A deal workstream, a scoping exercise, and a client memo produce work that gets used once and then lost, because chat history is organized by recency. Folders and full-text search let anyone find the specific answer without knowing which conversation it was in. The free tier covers 2 folders, 2 saved prompts, and 5 search results per query. Explore the tool here - redacted.