Convert your ChatGPT history into well-formatted Markdown files. Additionally, visualize your data with word clouds π‘βοΈ, view your prompt history graphs π, and access all your custom instructions π€ in a single location.
See examples here.
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file.Open a terminal or command prompt and run:
pip install convoviz
to install the package.
With the package installed, run the following command in your terminal:
python -m convoviz
Next, follow the instructions displayed and choose your desired options, the script will handle the rest.
And that's it! After running the script, head over to the output folder to see your nice word clouds, graphs, and neatly formatted Markdown files. Enjoy !
Tweet Your Discoveries:
See How to use the JS script for instructions on how to download new conversations.
I hope you find this tool useful. I'm continuously looking to improve on this, but I need your help for that.
Whether you're a tech wizard or you're new to all this (especially if you're new to all this), I'd love to hear about your journey with the tool. Found a quirk? Have a suggestion? Or just want to send some good vibes? I'm all ears!
Here's how you can share your thoughts:
GitHub Issues: For more specific feedback or if you've stumbled upon a bug, please open an issue. This helps me track and address them effectively.
GitHub Discussions: If you just want to share your general experience, have a suggestion, or maybe a cool idea for a new feature, jump into the discussions page. It's a more casual space where we can chat.
And if you've had a great experience, consider giving the project a star β. It keeps me motivated and helps others discover it!
Thank you for being awesome! π
This project requires Python 3.8.7 or higher if on Windows. See known issue
This is just a small thing I coded to help me see my convos in beautiful markdown, in Obsidian (my go-to note-taking app).
I wasn't a fan of the clunky, and sometimes paid, browser extensions.
It was also a great opportunity to learn more about Python and type annotations. I had mypy, pyright, and ruff all on strict mode, 'twas fun.
It also works as package, so you can import it in your own projects, and use the models and functions as you wish. I need to add more documentation for that tho. Feel free to reach out if you need help.
I'm working on automating it to add new conversations and updating old ones. Had some luck with a JavaScript bookmarklet, still ironing it out tho. Shouldn't take long.
for an older version with zero dependencies, see https://github.com/mohamed-chs/chatgpt-history-export-to-md/tree/fe13a701fe8653c9f946b1e12979ce3bfe7104b8.