Five ways to get a session out of Recall

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killer feature

Copy as context

Condensed markdown to clipboard. Tool-call JSON and thinking blocks stripped, every prompt and response preserved.

recall context <id> | pbcopy

Best for

Pasting into a new Claude Code conversation so it picks up where you left off.

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Copy as full markdown

Full transcript including tool-call JSON and tool results. Bigger, more faithful, less Claude-friendly.

Best for

Auditing the exact tool sequence the model executed.

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killer feature

Export as PDF

One click, straight to a downloaded PDF, and it prints exactly what the transcript is showing: the ⚡ tool calls, 📥 tool results and plumbing toggles drive the page the same way they drive the screen. Tables, lists, headings and code are typeset properly, never printed as raw markdown. A second menu entry exports conversation only, ignoring the toggles.

Best for

Reading a session away from the screen, or handing it to someone who will never open a terminal.

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Export HTML

Self-contained dark-mode HTML, all styles inlined. Works offline forever.

Best for

Archiving a session, committing to git, emailing it to a colleague.

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Print-friendly layout. Chrome hidden, light background, page breaks between messages.

Best for

Paper, or a PDF that mirrors the on-screen transcript including tool activity.

Exporting

Matrix above maps the four options. CLI:

bash

recall context <id> | pbcopy              # condensed markdown
recall context <id> --full | pbcopy       # full transcript including tool JSON

Print and HTML export are browser-only, via the buttons in the transcript header. The HTML export is self-contained dark-mode and works offline forever.