Derive
ChatGPT plugin by Derive · Interact with your notes
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About Derive
On the directory's Education & Research page Derive is #405 of 679. It joined the directory on Oct 14, 2026.
Connect your Derive notebook to ChatGPT to search and ask about your handwritten STEM notes. Find relevant excerpts, list recent pages, read recognized page text, and inspect available page previews. Text results respect your access to pages, including shared pages. Page previews require an accessible saved thumbnail.From the plugin’s directory listing
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What does Derive do?
Interact with your notes. Connect your Derive notebook to ChatGPT to search and ask about your handwritten STEM notes. Find relevant excerpts, list recent pages, read recognized page text, and inspect available page previews. Text results respect your access to pages, including shared pages. Page previews require an accessible saved thumbnail.
How do I use Derive in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @Derive in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “What have I worked on recently in my notes?”, “Search my notes for the chain rule and summarize the relevant pages.” or “Show me a preview of my most recently edited page and explain its diagrams.”