Use your Thinker in ChatGPT

Ask about your teaching library. Get answers with sources you can open.

Install the plugin
Open AristAI Thinker and select Install plugin. The publisher is AristAI. Already installed? Skip to step 3.
Connect your library
Sign in to Thinker, choose your library and select Connect library. Only that library is shared. Saving conversations is optional.
Send your first question
Back in ChatGPT, choose Try in chat and send the question already filled in. Then keep asking in the same conversation.

Need a Thinker library first? Open My Thinkers

Try these questions

Copy one into your connected chat. Change the topic to your own.

Saving, switching libraries or getting unstuck

Save a useful answer: Ask: “Save this answer to my Thinker.” To save only part, quote the text you want to keep. Enable “Allow saving conversations when I ask” when connecting; if access is read-only, reconnect with that option. Review any ChatGPT confirmation before saving.
Use a different library: Open the plugin’s Manage page in ChatGPT and reconnect. On the Thinker screen, choose another library you own. One connection uses one library.
ChatGPT cannot see your library: Start a new chat, type @ and select AristAI Thinker. If it asks you to connect again, complete the connection and resend your question. If the plugin is unavailable in a work account, check with your workspace administrator.
Your library is missing from the list: Check the Thinker account shown on the connection screen. Choose Use another account if needed. You can connect only libraries you own.
A video or topic seems missing: Saved video links and imported transcripts are counted separately. Search uses the words in your question; try another term or the source’s language before concluding a topic is absent.
Use Claude or another AI: In your Thinker, open Content → Add content → Use your AI to copy a library snapshot into another AI. This does not create a live connection.