Your AI knows you. Take that with you.
Their import moves your chat history and calls it memory. A summary is not a personality.
The ECR Method
Start here — three steps
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Get the extraction request.
3 ways to get started, pick whichever fits:
Download the file below and attach it in a chat with your AI.
Copy the whole request instead and paste it as a message.
Link: paste this link into the chat with your AI and tell it to open it: clonemy.ai/extract. The request is written right on that page for it to read.
Three separate doors, same request behind all of them, same capsule at the end.
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Send it to your current AI, by whichever way you picked above, with one line: “Follow the instructions in this file and give me the complete document it asks for.”
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Bring it back and build your capsule. Copy the whole document your AI gives you, come back to this page, paste it into the compiler below, and press Compile my capsule. Then download the two files it makes, capsule.md and INSTALL.txt, and send both to your new AI.
Nothing is uploaded in this step. You carry the file yourself, both ways.
Your capsule is never used to train anything. It is yours the way a passport is yours.
Saved. Now send it to your current AI.
Copied. Paste it into your current AI.
Watch the whole loop
Eighty seconds, the real product, one fictional user: extract from the old AI, compile in the browser, restore on the new one, parity check at the end.
Extract. Compile. Restore. The whole move, start to finish.
Back already? Build your capsule
Paste the document your AI gave you below. The compiler runs entirely in your browser: nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, nothing trains on it. Out comes a capsule pack your new AI can be built from.
Send both to your new AI: the install prompt first, then the capsule. The capsule ends with a parity self-check, three questions your new AI should be able to answer from the capsule alone.
| Their import | Your capsule | |
|---|---|---|
| What actually moves | ✗ Chat logs and auto-summaries | ✓ A compiled pattern: persona, rules, people, calibration history |
| Your rules | ✗ Flattened into a preferences list | ✓ Quoted back in your own words |
| Your upload | ✗ Trains their model by default | ✓ Never used to train anything. The compile happens in your browser |
| Proof the move worked | ✗ Silence. No score, no receipt | ✓ A parity check: what carried, what did not, what the platform blocked |
| Ownership | ✗ Locked inside the platform that made it | ✓ A file you own. It works on any platform, including the next one |
| Who shows up on day one | ✗ A stranger who read your diary | ✓ Yours, and it can prove it |
How it works
Three steps, one file each way, and you are the courier the whole time. Nothing about you passes through our hands, because we do not have hands: there is no server.
Extract
Your current AI writes its self-report under strict rules: specifics over summaries, your rules quoted in your own words, and gaps marked MISSING instead of filled with invention.
You do: attach the file, paste the text, or paste the link clonemy.ai/extract and tell it to open it. One message.
Compile
The raw report becomes a capsule: the 8K remaster. Ordered, deduplicated, with an install protocol on top and a parity self-check at the end. It runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
You do: paste the reply into the compiler above and download the pack.
Restore
Your new AI adopts the capsule and confirms back who it is to you, your never-do rules, and your open loops. The parity self-check shows exactly what carried and what did not.
You do: send the capsule and the install line to your new AI. Done.
Built once, kept current. The day you switch, you are already packed.
Built for the day you switch, and for every day after.