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Exporting as Markdown

Every clip is available as plain Markdown: the transcript, frames, artifacts, and summary as text you can paste anywhere or feed straight to an AI agent.

Export options on a clip

Get the Markdown

  • On a clip you own, open View as Markdown from the detail page (or add .md to the clip URL).
  • On a shared clip, add .md to the share link, for example /s/<token>.md.

What's included

The export carries the clip's title and summary, the full timestamped transcript, frame captions, and the extracted artifacts (URLs, errors, code, files, tickets). It's the same content an AI agent sees over MCP, in a form you can read and copy. See Connecting an AI agent.

Comments resolve to what they point at

When a comment is pinned to a spot on the clip, the export records the pin's position and resolves it to the on-screen text sitting underneath. Each pinned comment is followed by an ↳ on: "…" line quoting that text, so a reader (or an agent) knows exactly what the note refers to without having to look at the frame.

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