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Automate ChatGPT (and Sora) in batch from Chrome

Side panel that inserts prompts straight into ChatGPT's native ProseMirror editor, chains script → SEO → tags cycles in Sequences mode and auto-downloads any Sora images generated. Start free, no card.

🛡️ Manifest V3 Side panel 🌐 Chrome · Edge · Brave · Opera
The bottleneck

Why pasting prompts one by one kills your throughput

The manual ChatGPT workflow has a clear, predictable bottleneck:

  1. Copy the prompt from your source document (or from another AI).
  2. Paste it into the ChatGPT editor.
  3. Wait for the model's reply.
  4. Copy the output into your destination document.
  5. Start over with the next one.

50 prompts means 50 manual cycles. 200 prompts and the process becomes a full-time job with no room left to create. The friction isn't in thinking — it's in operating. And manually driving a web UI is a hard ceiling on your throughput. ChatGPT AutoKuak removes that ceiling.

How it works

Guided side panel with 4 steps

ChatGPT AutoKuak is a Manifest V3 extension that injects on chatgpt.com. It opens a side panel (bridge-panel) with 4 steps —source → capture → preview → Groups— exactly like the other AutoKuak tools. The ⚡ ChatGPT Sora chip in the panel header keeps reminding you which tool of the suite you're in.

  1. 1

    Source

    Pick where the prompts come from: a source tab (Google Doc, Notion, HTML, blog) or directly another AI.

  2. 2

    Capture

    Set start/end delimiters on a document, or grab the conversation directly from another cross-AI tab (Claude, Gemini, Grok, Flow).

  3. 3

    Preview

    Review the full captured prompt list and pick mode: Normal (each prompt independent) or Sequences (chained inside the same conversation).

  4. 4

    Groups

    Group prompts by batch or label to process them in blocks, with output organized per group.

Concrete sending mechanics: on every iteration, ChatGPT AutoKuak inserts the prompt text into ChatGPT's native ProseMirror editor (selector #prompt-textarea), optionally attaches an image via the paperclip / input[type=file], clicks the send button (data-testid="send-button"), and waits for the stop button (data-testid="stop-button") to appear to confirm ChatGPT finished. Only then does it move to the next prompt. This avoids the classic problem of macros that fire prompts too fast and break the conversation.

Cross-AI capture

Take prompts from Claude, Gemini, or Grok to ChatGPT

ChatGPT AutoKuak doesn't only read prompts from static documents. It can capture directly conversations you have open in other AIs and send each one as a prompt to ChatGPT.

Supported source tabs

  • 🧠 Claude claude.ai
  • ✨ Gemini gemini.google.com
  • ⚡ Grok grok.com · X x.com
  • 🎬 Google Labs · Flow labs.google
  • 📄 Google Docs · Notion · HTML

Destination

  • 💬 ChatGPT chatgpt.com

Typical use case: generate a 30-scene storyboard in Claude (better for long structured text), open ChatGPT and AutoKuak captures the 30 scenes and fires them one by one asking for title + YouTube description + 10 tags per idea. If you want cinematic video instead, check Flow AutoKuak.

Execution modes

Normal or Sequences — your call

Two sending modes depending on what your batch needs.

Normal mode

Each prompt in its own conversation

Normal mode sends each prompt as an independent conversation: ChatGPT doesn't remember the previous one when starting the next. Useful when prompts are independent and don't need shared context.

Useful for: 50 titles for 50 different videos, 200 product descriptions that don't need coherence with each other.

Sequences mode

Chained inside the same conversation

Sequences mode chains prompts inside the same conversation. Useful when prompt 1's output feeds prompt 2. ChatGPT AutoKuak keeps the context in the same conversation and fires the whole chain.

Useful for: script → YouTube description → 10 SEO tags in a single cycle, without copying the script by hand between steps.

Configurable timers

  • Time between messages How long it waits before moving to the next prompt.
    min. 7 s
  • Time before going back How long it waits on the ChatGPT tab before grabbing the next one.
    configurable

Practical rule: ChatGPT typically replies in 5–30 seconds per text message (longer if you ask for long JSON or code). 15 seconds is the recommended default delay; bump to 25–30 s if you're going to ask for long answers.

Sora · auto-download

Auto-download of generated images (typically Sora)

When a prompt generates an image (typically Sora integrated in ChatGPT), ChatGPT AutoKuak downloads it automatically to your local folder via chrome.downloads without you needing to open the image and "save as". Optional auto-rename (prefix + sequential number) keeps the images organized in order. Configurable delay between downloads avoids hitting the browser's concurrent-downloads cap.

Target folder

Configurable to your project subfolder. Sora images land where you decide, not in the browser's generic Downloads folder.

Auto-rename

Optional prefix + sequential number. Images stay organized in order, ready for your editing pipeline without manual rename.

Configurable delay

Control over the delay between downloads to avoid hitting the browser's concurrent-downloads cap.

Unattended batch

Brand briefs, mockups, illustrations: 50 image prompts end with 50 files already downloaded to disk, without touching the tab.

Use cases

Real-world use cases

ChatGPT shines when the context is very specific and the output is structured. These are the flows where an automated side panel makes the difference.

Faceless channels / batch content

50 short scripts in one night for a week of uploads, with YouTube description and tags chained via Sequences.

Blog SEO

30 article outlines, each with H1, H2s, meta description, and keyphrase, chained via Sequences.

Product marketing

100 product descriptions from a Notion catalog, with consistent tone across all.

Personalized outreach

200 emails to a prospect list with real personalization per profile (captured from a LinkedIn tab).

Docs / KB

Rewrite 50 legacy articles in a new tone of voice without pasting one by one.

Batch visuals with Sora

50 image prompts with auto-download to the project folder.

Comparison

ChatGPT vs Grok vs Flow AutoKuak — which one?

The three extensions share the same architecture (same bridge-panel, same delimiters, same quota backend). A single Pro plan covers all four extensions of the suite (the three here + TubeKRadar). Differences come from the destination model:

ChatGPT AutoKuak Grok AutoKuak Flow AutoKuak
Engine ChatGPT (GPT-4o/4.1) + Sora Grok Imagine (xAI) Veo 3.1 / Nano Banana Pro
Output Structured text + Sora image Short images and videos Long cinematic video
Sequences Yes (same conversation) Yes (each prompt independent) Yes (each prompt independent)
Valid page chatgpt.com grok.com/imagine labs.google/fx/.../flow/...
Anon quota 15/day 15/day 15/day
Free quota 30/day 30/day 30/day
Pro quota unlimited — each tool tracks its own usage
Best for Scripts, SEO, descriptions, KB, outreach Fast vertical videos, batch content Cinematic video, premium faceless

The most efficient flow combines all three: ChatGPT AutoKuak writes script + textual storyboard, Flow AutoKuak generates the visual storyboard with Nano Banana Pro and then the final video with Veo 3.1, and Grok AutoKuak adds fast vertical clips on top. One Pro session, one night, a full production batch.

Quotas

How many prompts can I process?

Every tool in the suite tracks its own usage — using ChatGPT doesn't subtract quota from Grok or Flow.

Anonymous

15/day

No account, no sign-in, no card. Enough to try the extension thoroughly.

Pro

unlimited

Unlimited prompts on ChatGPT AutoKuak + Grok + Flow. Monthly $9.99 · Quarterly $26.99 · Yearly $89.88 USD. Secure payment via Stripe. Cancel in 2 clicks.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What people ask us before installing ChatGPT AutoKuak.

How does ChatGPT AutoKuak work on a free ChatGPT account?

Yes. ChatGPT AutoKuak drives the web interface the same way a human does. It works on Free, Plus, and Team OpenAI accounts. The ChatGPT limits (messages/hour of the selected model) come from your OpenAI account, not from anything we add. On top of that, our own quota is 15/day anonymous, 30/day Free, and unlimited on Pro.

Are my prompts or Sora images stored on your servers?

No. The content goes straight from your browser to ChatGPT and generated images download to your local folder via chrome.downloads. The Kuaklabs backend (api.kuaklabs.com) only keeps aggregated usage counters (how many prompts you fired), never the text or images.

Is it safe to automate ChatGPT with a Chrome extension?

ChatGPT AutoKuak is Manifest V3 and only injects on chatgpt.com and on the source tabs you explicitly pick (Claude, Gemini, Grok, Flow). The chrome.downloads permission is used only to save Sora images to your local folder. The SSO between the Kuaklabs web and the extension uses an HMAC-signed token, no plaintext credentials.

What happens if ChatGPT changes its UI or the ProseMirror editor?

ChatGPT refreshes its DOM fairly often. We keep selectors up to date (#prompt-textarea, data-testid="send-button", data-testid="stop-button") as part of the subscription and ship hotfixes via Chrome Web Store within hours/days. Updates ship to Free too, they aren't Pro-only.

How long does ChatGPT AutoKuak take to process a 50-prompt batch?

Depends on ChatGPT's response time (typically 5–30 s per text reply, more if you ask for long JSON or code) plus the configured delay between prompts (minimum 7 s). As a reference: 50 prompts × ~15 s/prompt = ~13 minutes unattended. Chained Sequences take a bit longer because of reading the previous output.

Can I combine it with Grok AutoKuak and Flow AutoKuak?

Yes, that's the recommended setup. ChatGPT AutoKuak writes script + textual storyboard, Flow AutoKuak generates the visual storyboard and then the final video with Veo 3.1, Grok AutoKuak adds quick verticals on top. All three share the Pro plan and track usage separately, so alternating doesn't penalize.

Why is it separate from Grok AutoKuak if they're so similar?

Because each model evolves at its own pace and breaking ChatGPT's interface shouldn't break Grok's or Flow's. We ship independent extensions so we can iterate fast on each without cross-regression risk. The user sees them as a single suite: same login, same plan, same bridge-panel.

Can I use ChatGPT AutoKuak on Edge, Brave, or Opera?

Yes. Manifest V3, Chrome 116 or newer. Works on modern Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Opera. Install from the Chrome Web Store; it works the same on all four.

One Pro account unlocks them all

Google sign-in, plan shared across all 4 extensions, single Stripe invoice. No invasive permissions.