Available Export Options
Currently, you can export analysis data in several ways:JSON Export
Complete structured data in JSON format
Copy to Clipboard
Quick copy of analysis sections
Manual Screenshot
Visual capture of argument maps
Exporting JSON Data
The most comprehensive export format includes all analysis components.What’s Included in JSON Export
- Blueprint
- Summary
- Analysis
Argument Blueprint
Complete array of all argument nodes:How to Export JSON
Open browser console
- Chrome/Edge: Press
F12orCtrl+Shift+I(Windows) /Cmd+Option+I(Mac) - Firefox: Press
F12orCtrl+Shift+K - Safari: Enable Developer menu first, then press
Cmd+Option+I
Access the data
The analysis results are available in the page’s JavaScript context. You can:
- Inspect the network response containing the results
- Use browser DevTools to extract the data object
- Copy the entire analysis from the network tab
Copying Text Content
For quick sharing or note-taking, you can copy specific sections:Copy Summary
Copy Analysis Text
Follow the same process for the detailed analysis section to extract the qualitative insights.Copy Individual Arguments
You can also copy specific arguments or nodes from the blueprint visualization:- Identify the argument node you want to copy
- Select the text content
- Copy using keyboard shortcuts
- Paste into your preferred format
Visual Export (Screenshots)
For presentations or visual documentation:Taking Screenshots
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
- Browser
Windows Screenshot Methods
Full Screen:- Press
PrtScnto copy entire screen to clipboard - Press
Win+PrtScnto save screenshot to Pictures folder
- Press
Win+Shift+Sto open Snipping Tool - Select the area you want to capture
- Screenshot is copied to clipboard
- ShareX (free, open-source)
- Greenshot (free)
- Snagit (paid)
Best Practices for Screenshots
Capture Complete Sections
Ensure entire argument trees are visible before capturing
High Resolution
Use high DPI settings for clear text in presentations
Annotation
Use annotation tools to highlight key arguments or fallacies
Consistent Styling
Keep browser zoom at 100% for consistent screenshots
Exporting from History
Workaround
To export an analysis from your history:This limitation will be addressed in future updates with direct export from history.
Data Structure for Integration
If you’re integrating exported data with other tools, here’s the complete type structure:TypeScript Definitions
Parsing JSON Exports
- JavaScript
- Python
- R
Use Cases for Exported Data
Research
Analyze argument patterns across multiple debates
Education
Teach critical thinking and logical analysis
Documentation
Create reference materials for decision-making
Presentations
Incorporate argument maps into slides and reports
Comparison
Compare argument structures across different sources
Visualization
Build custom visualizations of argument trees
Archiving
Preserve analyses for long-term reference
Collaboration
Share with colleagues for joint review
Sharing Exported Data
Cloud Storage
Upload exported files to:- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- OneDrive
- GitHub (for version control)
Collaboration Platforms
Share via:- Slack (upload files to channels)
- Microsoft Teams (attach to conversations)
- Notion (embed or link)
- Confluence (attach to pages)
Future Export Features
Planned enhancements:- One-click JSON export button: Download with a single click
- PDF export: Generate formatted PDF reports
- CSV export: Export blueprint as spreadsheet data
- Markdown export: Generate markdown-formatted summaries
- PNG/SVG export: Export argument tree visualizations
- Batch export: Export multiple analyses from history at once
- Custom export templates: Choose which sections to include
- Direct sharing: Share via link without manual export
Troubleshooting
Cannot find data in browser console
Cannot find data in browser console
The analysis data is available in the network response:
- Open DevTools Network tab before running analysis
- Run your analysis
- Look for the API request in the network log
- Click on the request and view the Response tab
- Copy the JSON data from there
JSON file won't parse
JSON file won't parse
If your exported JSON won’t parse:
- Ensure you copied the complete JSON object
- Check for missing brackets or quotes
- Use a JSON validator (jsonlint.com) to identify syntax errors
- Verify there are no truncated values
Screenshot is blurry
Screenshot is blurry
To improve screenshot quality:
- Increase your display resolution
- Use browser’s built-in screenshot tools (higher quality)
- Set browser zoom to 100% before capturing
- Use dedicated screenshot tools with quality settings
Missing tweets in export
Missing tweets in export
If tweet data is missing:
- Social Pulse may not have been available for your topic
- API credentials may not be configured
- The search may not have returned results