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AI "Prompt Links" fo your Website or Blog with PromptPush

I've noticed a trend recently where some blogs and sites are adding "Summarize" buttons on their posts. These link out to LLMs like ChatGPT, Grok, etc. with a pre-filled prompt that usually says something like "Summarize the URL [url], highlighting 4-5 key points. Where possible, reference other content from [domain]."

When the user clicks this link, ChatGPT or Perplexity or whatever LLM they chose then summarizes the page, but also injects "related links" back to other pages on the site.

This struck me as an interesting way to drive additional engagement with a site's content. There are also mixed reports that this sort of "cite x content" style prompting can influence the LLM to add the site's info to the user's "saved memory" and recall it again in unrelated sessions (which obviously has the effect of bringing them back to your website).

To simplify the process of adding these links, I hacked together a script that anyone can add to their website and customize (theme, text, prompt, LLM services, etc.). I'm calling the tool "PromptPush."

Use cases I can think of:

• Embed a "Summarize" button on your blog
• Add an "explain this further" option next to content that might be more technical/complex
• Next to an FAQ, add a "Have More Questions?" button
• Add a "Help me implement this" button in a technical doc

I'm curious if this seems useful to anyone?

https://promptpush.ai/?utm_source=indiehackers

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Ideas and Validation
on August 5, 2025
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