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# OKF bundle (scope `public`)

Open Knowledge Format v2.0.0 bundle — markdown + YAML frontmatter. The AskMojo database stays the source of truth; this bundle is an exported view filtered by scope.

## Concepts

- **output** : 1

## Indexes

- [outputs](/outputs/index.md)


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# Log

Historique des changements de visibilité / publication (dates ISO).

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# Exit Guide: leave ChatGPT with everything

Généré par : [/labs/own-your-ai/magiks/exit-guide.md](/labs/own-your-ai/magiks/exit-guide.md)

# Exit Guide: leave ChatGPT with everything

### Exiting ChatGPT

**Step by step** (verified on June 10, 2026):

1. Sign in to ChatGPT and click your profile icon.
2. Open **Settings**, then **Data Controls**.
3. Under **Export Data**, click **Export**, then **Confirm export**.
4. Wait for the email from OpenAI. It usually arrives within hours, can take up to a few days, and the download link expires after 24 hours.
5. Click **Download data export** and unzip the archive.

If the menu has moved since then, the official help article is the source of truth: [How do I export my ChatGPT history and data?](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7260999-how-do-i-export-my-chatgpt-history-and-data)

**What the export contains**: `conversations.json` with your full message history, timestamps, model details and metadata, plus `chat.html`, a browser-readable version of the same data, and some account metadata.

**What it omits**: Memory entries are stored separately and are not included. Custom instructions are not reliably included. Shared links, project configurations and fine-grained settings do not come along. Export those by hand: open them in the UI and paste them into a markdown file.

**Convert to markdown**: `conversations.json` is one big JSON file. Turn it into one file per conversation, named by date and topic. Any scripting tool can walk the JSON; [Pandoc](https://pandoc.org) handles the `chat.html` route. Suggested structure:

```
my-base/
  conversations/
    2026-06-11-project-kickoff.md
    2026-06-09-pricing-research.md
  notes/
    memory-entries.md
    custom-instructions.md
  prompts/
    weekly-review.md
```

## Your first base

Keep the files somewhere you control: a local folder, a git repository, or a synced drive, in that order of preference. Keep the base current: re-export monthly, or better, write new work directly into the base and treat the chat service as a scratchpad.

The principle that carries the movement: standard formats any model can read, today and in ten years. Your conversations in markdown are useful in every tool you will ever use. Your conversations inside a provider's database are useful exactly as long as that provider allows.


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# Outputs

- [Exit Guide: leave ChatGPT with everything](/outputs/48767803-e666-4155-a8ee-73f62fd88d83.md) (`public`)