ChatGPT Augment

ChatGPT Augment targets a familiar annoyance: ChatGPT stops generating mid-answer, and you have to sit there and click "Continue" repeatedly. The extension watches the conversation and auto-continues for you, so long translations, essays, and code explanations finish without babysitting. It also adds a "Force continue" option when the normal continue behaviour is not enough.

Beyond auto-continue, the extension bundles a set of small but genuinely handy utilities. Macros let you type a short shortcut and have it expanded into a full saved prompt. A live token counter shows how much of the model context you are using, and because the tokenizer runs locally with a bundled, human-readable token list, your text is not shipped off to a third party just to be counted. Prompts can be saved and restored, and cleared with one click.

The project is deliberately unobtrusive: the interface stays out of the way, adopts ChatGPT's light and dark themes, and the developer has published the codebase openly and stated that the extension does not collect or sell user data. Updates lag behind major ChatGPT UI redesigns from time to time, which is the main trade-off for a free, single-developer tool.