The Smart Outline reads your conversation after every AI reply and builds a navigable tree in the side panel. Each of your messages becomes a top-level entry, and any Markdown headings inside the AI’s response become nested entries beneath it. The longer the conversation, the more value the outline adds.Documentation Index
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How the outline is built
Every time the AI finishes a reply, Ophel scans the page and produces a tree from two sources:- Your questions — each user message becomes a first-level entry
- AI response headings — Markdown headings (
#,##,###, etc.) inside AI replies appear as nested children under the question that triggered them
Scroll following and locate mode
As you scroll the conversation, the outline highlights the entry that matches your current reading position in real time — a position indicator that keeps you oriented inside long threads. If you scroll the outline panel itself and lose track of where you are, pressAlt+L (Mac: Option+L) to snap the outline panel back to highlight your current position.
Filter modes
Three filter buttons appear above the outline list. They let you reduce noise and focus on what matters.| Button | What it shows |
|---|---|
| All (default) | Everything — your questions and all AI headings |
| Questions only | Hides AI headings; shows only your messages — useful for reviewing the conversation flow |
| Bookmarks only | Shows only entries you have starred |
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Alt+Q (Mac: Option+Q) | Toggle questions-only filter |
Alt+Shift+Q (Mac: Option+Shift+Q) | Show all (clear filter) |
Alt+C (Mac: Option+C) | Toggle bookmarks filter |
Bookmarks
Hover over any outline entry to reveal a star icon. Click it to bookmark that heading. Bookmarks persist across page reloads.If a bookmarked heading disappears from the conversation — for example, when the AI regenerates a response — it becomes a ghost bookmark. Open the outline toolbox and use the cleanup option to remove stale ghost bookmarks.
Expand by level
You can expand the tree to a specific heading depth without manually clicking every node.
Press
Alt+E (Mac: Option+E) to toggle all nodes expanded or collapsed at once.
Word count on hover
Hover over any outline entry to see a small tooltip showing the approximate character count of that section. This gives you a quick sense of how long an AI response or section is before you navigate to it.Copy node text
User question entries show a copy icon on hover. Click it to copy the original question text to your clipboard — handy for re-asking in a new conversation or saving to notes.Shortcuts
Mac users: Alt = Option.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Alt+R | Refresh outline |
Alt+E | Expand / collapse all |
Alt+Q | Toggle questions-only filter |
Alt+Shift+Q | Show all (clear filter) |
Alt+C | Toggle bookmarks filter |
Alt+L | Locate current position in outline |
Alt+F | Search within outline |
Alt+Up | Jump to previous heading |
Alt+Down | Jump to next heading |
Alt+Shift+1..6 | Expand outline to heading level 1–6 |
Settings
Go to Settings → Features → Outline to configure the outline’s behavior.| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Auto update | Whether the outline refreshes automatically after each AI reply |
| Update interval | How often Ophel checks for changes (seconds) |
| Follow mode | Whether the outline tracks your scroll position: current, latest, or manual |
| Inline bookmark icon | When to show the bookmark star inside the conversation text itself |
| Panel bookmark icon | When to show the bookmark star in the outline panel entries |
| Show word count | Show character count tooltip on hover |
| Prevent auto-scroll | Stop the outline panel from scrolling itself when you navigate |