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Open Settings from the account menu at the bottom of the dashboard sidebar. The Import and export card is under Account. It has one row each for Snippets, Prompts and Brains. Each row shows how many you have, with an Import :) and an Export :( button.

Export

Click Export :( on the row you want. Fibonax downloads a .json file named fibonax-snippets-, fibonax-prompts- or fibonax-brains- followed by today’s date, and a message says how many went into it. Export :( is greyed out while you have none. What each file holds:
  • Snippets: every snippet you can see, with its name, trigger, body in every language, folder name and pin.
  • Prompts: every prompt you can see, with its name, text, blocks, shortcut, settings (strategy, thinking mode, model, complexity, intent and output) and the Ask User Questions switch.
  • Brains: every Brain with its description and its items. Each item keeps its name, summary, text, kind and pin. Text only: uploaded files, version history and the trash stay behind.

Import

1

Click Import :)

On the row you want, click Import :) and choose a .json file.
2

Read the message

A message says how many came in, and how many were skipped.
What happens on the way in, for all three:
  • Anything with no name or no text is skipped.
  • Imported snippets and prompts arrive without a folder. Importing the same file twice adds them twice.

Snippets

Fibonax reads three kinds of file:
  • A Fibonax export.
  • A Text Blaze export.
  • A plain list of snippets, each with a name, a trigger (or shortcut) and a body (or snippet, content, text).
Also:
  • A snippet with no trigger is skipped.
  • Triggers are cleaned: a leading /, :: or ;; is removed and characters a trigger can’t hold become _.
  • Languages other than EN, IT, ES, FR and Multi become EN.

Prompts

Fibonax reads a Fibonax export, or a plain list of prompts, each with a name and its text (content, prompt or text).
  • A setting the editor doesn’t offer is left empty. The prompt still comes in.
  • Shortcuts are cleaned the way snippet triggers are.
  • A prompt that uses a Brain keeps the link. It works while that Brain is in your account. When it isn’t, the prompt says the Brain isn’t available.

Brains

Fibonax reads a Fibonax export, or a plain list of Brains, each with a name and its items.
  • A Brain name is up to 64 characters, a description and a summary up to 280, and an item’s text up to 20,000. An item over the limit is skipped.
  • A Brain or item name you already use gets a number, like Company facts (2). Importing the same file twice adds every Brain again.
  • An item cut from an uploaded file comes back as a plain fact. Files are not part of the export.

Coming from Text Blaze

Text Blaze fields and conditions keep working: {formtext: ...}, {formdate: ...}, {formmenu: ...}, {time: ...}, {if: ...}, {elseif: ...} and {else}. See Fields and Formulas.