Chat apps lack local conversation export beyond copy-paste
Users of online chat and AI tools cannot export their conversation history to local files, only copying text as markdown manually. There is no persistent local record of sessions, making it impossible to search past conversations or integrate with personal knowledge systems. The absence of a proper export API leaves users dependent on fragile clipboard workflows.
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