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Chat With Multiple Sites
by Tasklabs
Summary
Get answers from multiple websites simultaneously for comprehensive research.
Overview
Ask questions across multiple websites simultaneously, comparing answers and gathering comprehensive information from various sources in a single interface.
How to Use
Steps to Follow:
- 1Enter the URLs of the websites you want to include in your chat session.
- 2Type your question into the unified chat interface.
- 3View side-by-side answers from each site for easy comparison.
- 4Save interesting findings or export the entire conversation for later reference.
Setting Up Multi-Site Chat Sessions
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