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AI app export risk checker

Find export, deletion, ownership, and migration gaps before an AI app becomes a daily system.

Fast answerAn export-risk rating with migration test steps and questions to ask before approval.
Inputs

What to collect

Data typesNotes, transcripts, files, embeddings, summaries, prompts, tags, and user history.
Export formatMarkdown, CSV, JSON, PDF, API, or proprietary archive.
Ownership transferWhat happens when a user leaves, changes team, or deletes an account.
Method

How to use it

1Run an export before importing important data.
2Check whether exports preserve source links, timestamps, authors, and structure.
3Test account deletion and ownership transfer with sample data.
Output

How to read the result

Low riskStructured exportData leaves with metadata and can be re-imported elsewhere.
Medium riskPartial exportUseful notes leave, but embeddings, links, or history are lost.
High riskNo practical exportDo not make it a system of record.
Thresholds

Useful vs risky

HealthyThe export can rebuild the workflow in another tool.
RiskyThe app has great recall but no credible migration path.

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