The AI Export Trick That Makes Reviewing Conversations Actually Useful I started exporting my AI conversations a few months ago. At first, it was just about not losing good stuff -- you know, that design decision you worked through for two hours, or the debugging session where the AI caught a bug you would have missed. But something unexpected happened after a while. I stopped exporting conversations as "archives" and started exporting them as working documents. Here's the trick that changed everything. The Old Way: Export and File My first approach was simple but useless. I'd export a conversation, name it something like "2026-04-15-chatgpt-data-pipeline.pdf", and dump it in a folder. Problem: I never looked at those files again. They became digital hoarding. A folder full of conversations I was too lazy to organize and too busy to search through. The export habit was right, but the workflow was wrong. The New Way: Export and Annotate Here's what I started doing instead.…