Save a conversation as Markdown

Download a session’s whole conversation as a Markdown file. You choose from three how much of the tool calls goes in.

How it works

What you do	What happens
Choose an export in the session’s ⋯ menu	The workspace puts the whole conversation into Markdown, and the file downloads
Read it before you hand it on	Strings that look like tokens or passwords are already masked in it

Export

The ⋯ menu of any session that has a conversation offers three items under “Export as Markdown”.

Item	What goes in
Conversation only (no tools)	What you and the agent said, asked and planned. No tool calls
Tool names only	The above, plus each tool call reduced to one line
Including tool output	The above, plus command output and edit diffs

• The whole conversation goes in, not just the part the chat view has loaded
• Thinking and a subagent’s own exchanges are left out
• The workspace has to be running. The session itself may be stopped

The file

Item	Contents
File name	<session>.md, or session.md when the name itself looks like a secret
Top	The session, the agent, the working folder, the branch and the export time
End	A question the agent is still waiting on
Times	The Time zone in ⚙ Settings → “Display” (by default your browser’s zone), the same as in the chat view
Language of the labels	The Console’s display language, not the browser’s

Hand it on safely

Strings that look like tokens or passwords are masked as [secret redacted]. The masking is a pattern match, though, and can miss something. Read the file before you share it.

When it goes wrong

The export failed

The message says why (the error, or the HTTP status). If the workspace is stopped, start it and try again.

Related

• See what a session changed: the files it touched, as a list
• Read an answer in your own language: read an answer translated