Files you can download. Straight from Chat.

Ask for an export and you get one. Chat can now create files - CSV, XLSX, Markdown and JSON - and each one appears as a download chip right in the conversation. The striking-distance keyword list goes straight into your spreadsheet. The redirect map lands as the CSV your developer asked for. The brief arrives as a Markdown file you can drop into your CMS.

How it works

• Ask in plain language. “Give me every page that lost more than 20% of clicks this quarter, as a CSV with URL, clicks before and after, and the top query.” The agent pulls the data, builds the file and hands it back.
• Download from the chip. Each file shows up inline with its name and size. One click downloads it.
• See them all in one place. A Session files panel lists everything created in the current chat, so a long working session with five exports stays tidy.
• Build on them. The agent can read a file back in a later turn. “Take the CSV from earlier and add a priority column based on traffic” works, and you get a new version alongside the original.

Private to you, tied to the chat

Files belong to the conversation that made them and to you. They are stored privately and reached only through short-lived links, and they go when the chat goes. Nothing is shared unless you download it and share it yourself.

What teams are exporting

• A content-decay list for the editorial backlog, one row per page, with the recommended action.
• A redirect map for a migration, ready for the developer ticket.
• A keyword-to-page mapping in XLSX for the quarterly plan.
• A brief in Markdown, pasted straight into the CMS or the writer’s tool of choice.

Try it

Files are live in every workspace. Open Chat, ask for the export you would otherwise have built by hand, and download it.

Formats or destinations you would like next? Tell us at hello@morrison.app.