Getting started with Bookmarks

You can be up and running in a few minutes. Install the extension, let it capture what you have already saved, then search. The AI agent step at the end is optional and only needed on Pro.

1. Install the extension

Add ContextBolt from the Chrome Web Store. It works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave and Arc.

Once installed, pin it to your toolbar so the icon is easy to reach.

2. Capture your saves

There is no import step. ContextBolt captures your saves as you browse.

• X / Twitter. Open your bookmarks page. ContextBolt reads every save in the background as the page loads.
• Reddit. Open your saved posts. It captures them as you scroll, including older ones past Reddit’s 1,000-save limit.
• LinkedIn. A save button appears on feed posts. Click it and the post joins your library.

Give it a moment after each platform. AI tagging runs on every new save, so your library fills in on its own.

3. Search by meaning

Open the ContextBolt popup and search. You do not need the exact words. Describe what you remember and semantic search finds the closest matches.

Try something loose like “the recipe with garlic butter” or “that post about hiring your first employee.” You will get the save you meant, even if it never used those words.

You can also browse by topic. ContextBolt groups related saves into clusters automatically, so you can open a whole topic without searching.

4. Connect your AI agent (Pro)

On Pro, ContextBolt gives you a personal MCP endpoint. Connect it once and your AI agent can search your library mid-conversation.

Head to Connect your agent for the one-line setup in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex and more. Then see the MCP tools your agent can call.

Next steps

• Explore what the extension can do in Features.
• See real ways people use it with an agent in Workflows.
• Hit a snag? The FAQ and troubleshooting page has you covered.