Download a shared live session as agent-ready Markdown
Anyone opening a shared live session link now sees the session name and description up top, plus a button that saves the whole session as a Markdown file to hand to a coding agent.
You send someone a live session link, and until now they landed on a page that looked nothing like a shared chat and told them little about the session itself. Copying anything useful out of it meant selecting text by hand.
Session name and description
The shared page opens with the session name, a live indicator while the session is still running, and the description you wrote for it. Readers know what they are looking at before they scroll.
One-click Markdown export
A download button sits next to the session title. Clicking it saves a Markdown file with the summary, action items, open decisions, and the full transcript with timecodes, ready to paste into a coding agent or drop into a repo. The button appears once the session has something worth exporting, so nobody downloads an empty file.
The share link itself stays out of the export, so passing the file along does not pass along access.
Header that matches shared chats
The top bar now carries the same Chief logo, breadcrumb, and call to action as a shared chat page. Owner-only actions stay hidden, since a guest cannot use them.
Share a live session link and the person on the other end can read it, or take it straight to their agent.