A simple tool to convert your ChatGPT conversation to Markdown files.
gpt2md allows you to convert your conversations on ChatGPT to local Markdown files. This is done by extracting the conversation data from the conversations.json file when you download your profile data from OpenAI's website. gpt2md converts the data from this file into readable files you can easily store locally. This gives you the ability to store your data in a manner like it's presented to you on the ChatGPT website.
Use the package manager pip to install gpt2md.
pip install gpt2md
You can use gpt2md as a library in Python or as a command-line tool.
In order for gpt2md to convert your data into Markdown files, you need to provide a file with your conversation history with ChatGPT. This file (among some others) can be downloaded from the ChatGPT website
Settings > Data controls.Export data section, click on Export.Confirm export.conversations.json file. This is the input file you need to provide to gpt2md.from gpt2md import Gpt2md
parser = Gpt2md(input_file="conversations.json", output="conversations", verbose=True)
parser.parse()
gpt2md -v conversations.json -o conversations
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
gpt2md is licensed under the MIT license.
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A simple tool to convert your ChatGPT conversation to Markdown files.
We found that gpt2md demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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