Thread Navigator for Claude

Purpose: Long multi-turn Claude conversations and multi-threaded project are hard to navigate - earlier exchanges are buried far up the scroll back, and sending a message throws you to the bottom, losing your reading position. Thread Navigator gives the thread a persistent, navigable structure: a native Chrome side panel that acts as a live table of contents and a memory of where you were, plus a hub for every conversation in a Project. New in this release - Project view: open the panel on a claude.ai Project page and it becomes a live index of every conversation in that project — turn counts, last-updated time, and the charts, tables, code, docs, slides, and images each thread has produced, shown as clickable chips. A one-click Resume button jumps straight back to your last reading position in any thread, and starred turns from across the whole project roll up here too, each one a deep link back to the exact turn. Getting there no longer means reopening and re-scrolling every conversation by hand. New in this release — Draft a reply: claude.ai's message box is built for quick prompts, and it gets unwieldy fast when you're pulling together several review comments on a long thread — especially while you're still scrolling around gathering them. The panel gives that draft its own space: start composing whenever a point occurs to you, even mid-read, without losing your place in the thread. It autosaves per conversation, shows a live word count, and inserts into claude.ai's composer with a single click — you still review and press Enter yourself, so nothing sends without your say-so.