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The /export [path] command serializes the current conversation as a ShareGPT-style JSONL trajectory — the common format for model training/evaluation data. It is provider-agnostic: it serializes the session history (user and assistant turns, including tool calls/results) regardless of which LLM produced it.

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Usage

> /export
  OK Exported 14 turns to ~/.chatcli/exports/trajectory-20260527-143902.jsonl
With no argument, it writes to ~/.chatcli/exports/trajectory-<timestamp>.jsonl. You can pass an explicit path: 
> /export ./datasets/run-42.jsonl
  OK Exported 14 turns to ./datasets/run-42.jsonl
If the conversation is empty, the command warns and writes nothing.

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Format

Each line is a JSON object with the conversation in the ShareGPT schema (conversations with human/gpt/etc. roles), making the file directly consumable by fine-tuning pipelines and evaluation tools that expect ShareGPT.
Use it with Agent Mode: run a multi-step task, then /export to capture the full trajectory (reasoning + tool calls + results) as a training example or for auditing.

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