Exporting Your Prompt — Copy, Download, Share

Get your finished prompt out of the tool and ready to use.

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Your prompt is ready — now get it out

Your prompt map is done. The nodes are filled in, the preview looks good, and you're happy with the result. Now it's time to get those instructions out of the tool and into the hands of an AI. Click the Export button in the top-right corner of the screen.

You'll see three tabs: Copy, Download, and Share. Each one gives you a different way to use your finished prompt.

Copy tab — the fastest way

This tab shows your full prompt as a block of text, ready to be copied. For most people, this is all you need.

Click Copy to Clipboard.

You'll see a checkmark confirming it's copied.

Open your AI tool — ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever you use.

Paste it in. That's it. Your agent now has its instructions.

You'll also notice a toggle at the top: Formatted vs Plain Text. Formatted keeps the headers and bullet points, which looks nice and is easy for AI tools to parse. Plain Text strips all formatting — useful if you're pasting somewhere that doesn't handle Markdown well.

Fastest way to go from prompt map to working AI agent. Copy, paste, done.

Clicking Export button → Copy tab opens → clicking Copy to Clipboard → checkmark appears → switching to ChatGPT → pasting the prompt

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Download tab — save it as a file

If you want to keep a copy on your computer, or you need a specific file format, the Download tab has you covered. Pick the format that fits your needs:

.mdMarkdown — The most versatile option. Works in AI tools, GitHub, Notion, and most text editors. If you're not sure which to pick, go with this one.

.jsonStructured Data — For developers. Each section is stored separately with metadata, making it easy to plug into code or automation tools.

.txtPlain Text — No formatting at all. Good for tools that don't understand Markdown, or if you're pasting into an email.

Click the format you want.

Click Download.

The file lands in your Downloads folder, ready to use.

Clicking Export → switching to Download tab → selecting .md format → clicking Download → file appearing in Downloads folder

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Share tab — let others see or fork your prompt

Want someone else to see what you've built? The Share tab lets you create a link to your prompt that anyone can view.

Click Generate Link. You'll get a unique URL for your prompt.

Copy the URL and send it to whoever you'd like — a teammate, a friend, your community.

When they open the link, they can view your prompt but not edit it. They'll see a Fork button that lets them create their own copy to customize.

You'll also see a toggle labeled List in Community Library. Turn this on if you want your prompt to show up in the public library where anyone can discover it. Leave it off if you only want people with the direct link to find it.

Sharing a link never gives anyone the ability to change your prompt. They can only view it and fork their own copy. Your original is always safe.

Clicking Export → switching to Share tab → clicking Generate Link → copying the URL → opening the link in a new tab → seeing the shared view with Fork button

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Which option should you use?

Here's the simple version:

Just want to use the prompt right now? — Copy tab. Copy, paste, done.

Want to save it for later? — Download tab. Grab the .md file.

Want someone else to see it? — Share tab. Generate a link.

Full walkthrough: clicking Export → using Copy to paste into Claude → downloading as .md → generating a share link → toggling Community Library on

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You just learned how to get your finished prompt out of the tool. You can copy it to your clipboard and paste it directly into any AI tool, download it as a .md, .json, or .txt file, or share it with a link that lets others view and fork your work. Your prompt map is no longer just a map — it's ready to put to work.

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