XWX AI Chat Exporter v2.0.0 added custom export settings per platform. This is the power user feature I did not know I needed.
Before v2.0.0, all platforms used the same export settings. Now you can configure format, naming, and folders separately for each of the 12 platforms.
My Custom Setup
ChatGPT → Markdown → /research/chatgpt/ → date-topic-chatgpt.md
Best for research conversations that I want to edit later.
Claude → PDF → /writing/claude/ → date-topic-claude.pdf
Best for long-form writing that I want to share with others.
GitHub Copilot → Markdown → /code/github-copilot/ → date-topic-copilot.md
Best for code explanations with syntax highlighting.
Cursor → Markdown → /code/cursor/ → date-topic-cursor.md
Best for AI pair programming sessions.
Perplexity → PDF → /research/perplexity/ → date-topic-perplexity.pdf
Best for research sessions I want to reference later.
Microsoft Copilot → Word → /enterprise/copilot/ → date-topic-copilot.docx
Best for enterprise conversations I need to incorporate into Office docs.
Why This Matters
Before custom settings, I exported everything to the same folder with the same format. Then I spent time manually organizing and converting files. Now every export lands exactly where I want it, in the format I need, with the naming convention I use.
Zero manual organization after export.
The Extension
XWX AI Chat Exporter covers 12 platforms: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, GitHub Copilot, Google AI Studio, Cursor, Janitor AI, and Character.AI.
Free for non-PDF formats. If you use multiple AI platforms, custom settings will save you hours of manual file management.
Do you customize your AI export settings? What is your setup?
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