Where to export from
Open a completed analysis and look for the Export button in the bar at the top of the view. The button appears once the analysis has finished; a run that is still building, or one that did not complete, does not offer an export yet. Click Export and choose a format.
The three formats
Markdown downloads a .md file: plain text with simple formatting marks. It is the best choice if you want to paste the analysis into a notes app, a document, or anything that understands Markdown, and keep it easy to edit.
Word downloads a .docx file you can open in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or Pages. Choose this when you want a formatted document to read, annotate, or hand to someone else.
PDF downloads a fixed-layout document that looks the same everywhere. Choose this when you want a clean, final copy to archive, print, or attach.
What the file contains
The export carries the full analysis: the five reasoning phases and the Sources & References record beneath them. The source list keeps each source's details, including its link, so the evidence travels with the document. Where a link only reaches a site's homepage rather than the cited page, the same honest note you see on screen is included.
How citations are handled
Inline citation markers are removed from the exported text so it reads cleanly as prose. The reasoning you read on screen is the same reasoning in the file, just without the small in-text markers. The sources themselves are not dropped: they remain in the Sources & References section at the end, with their links, so a reader of the exported document can still find the evidence.