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Summary: Convert Claude.ai or Claude Code chats to Markdown
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Keywords: claude,markdown,chat,export,converter
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Author-email: Ultrathinkers Anonymous <ultrathink@twilligon.com>
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# `claude2md`
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`claude2md` converts chats exported from Claude.ai or Claude Code to Markdown format. This lets you efficiently show entire chats to other models or instances until you struggle to remember which transcript of a chat full of transcripts of chats full of transcripts of chats is the right one (aka slopception).
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## Features
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You can filter the exports to any subset of user, assistant, and thinking blocks. For context management I've found it's often helpful to only export user messages, though obviously for the strongest "continuity" between an exported chat transcript and its consumer you want all context from the prior chat. Though Claude typically does not get to see its past thinking, so `--no-thinking` (our default) ought to be just as good if not better than including thinking blocks (by virtue of being on-distribution).
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We try to include Claude.ai attachments when they're available in the export, but the format we parse right now does not have them embedded in the JSON or anything, so in practice only attachments with `extracted_content`, i.e. text files, markdown, etc. will be present in the transcripts.
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You can branch conversations on Claude.ai (and to a lesser extent in Claude Code), and `claude2md` can export any branch. You can list the branches of a chat and their UUIDs with `claude2md --branches` and export a specific branch with `claude2md --branch UUID`.
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## Install
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# `claude2md`
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[build-system]
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requires = ["flit-core >=3.11,<4"]
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name = "claude2md"
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readme = "README.md"
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requires-python = ">= 3.10"
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license = "CC0-1.0"
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authors = [{name = "Ultrathinkers Anonymous", email = "ultrathink@twilligon.com"}]
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keywords = ["claude", "markdown", "chat", "export", "converter"]
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classifiers = [
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Repository = "https://github.com/twilligon/claude2md"
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Issues = "https://github.com/twilliddgon/claude2md/issues"
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