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Export feedback for AI

Export for AI turns a collection into Markdown or a PDF with every comment, page, element and screenshot. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor, or share a link an AI agent can read.

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A collection full of good notes is great. Most of the time, though, it needs to turn into something else. A brief for the next round, a fix list for a developer, a battlecard for sales. ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor are really good at that part. The catch is that they need your notes, not a link to the homepage.

Getting it out

Open the collection in the web app and click the Export for AI icon up in the header. First choose what you want, either the whole collection or a single site. Then pick a format.

Opening Export for AI in Lasso and copying a collection as Markdown.

Copy as Markdown is the quickest. It goes straight to your clipboard and you paste it into a chat.

Download Markdown gives you the same thing as a file. Cursor and Claude Code like this one.

Download PDF report bakes every screenshot into the file. Use it when you want the AI to actually look at the pictures, or when a client wants a report.

What's inside

Every comment comes with its page, the element someone clicked (both its CSS selector and the words on it), what they wrote, a link to the screenshot and any replies. Right at the top there's a little "how to read this" section for the AI. That's where it learns that resolved comments are decisions, not jobs to do.

If you own the collection, you can switch on the Public AI link. It's a URL an AI tool can go and read by itself, and it's always up to date, so there's no exporting again after each round. Anybody holding the link can read it, so rotate it if it ends up somewhere it shouldn't, and switch it off when you're finished.

A couple of prompts to start with

Paste the export and then be specific about what you want back. These two are a decent starting point.

Group the open comments into themes and rank them by impact.
Write a one page brief with what to change, what to keep and
the first three things to test.

Turn the open comments into a list of fixes for a developer.
For each one, give the page, the element selector and the change.
Skip anything marked resolved.

Next

That's the whole loop, start to finish. Head back to getting started, or see how a product marketer would run all of this on wiz.io.

Questions people ask

Is Export for AI on the free plan?

Yes. Markdown, PDF and the public AI link are all free.

Which format should I use?

Markdown for coding agents like Cursor and Claude Code, and for pasting into a chat. The PDF when you want the AI to see the screenshots, or to send a report to a client.

Can I export just one site?

Yes. Pick the site in What to export. The public link follows the same choice.