Export Formats

Design Team exports your configuration in Markdown and JSON so you can use it with any AI tool.

Markdown Format

The Markdown export produces a single document with every agent's personality, traits, and custom instructions. It's designed to be pasted directly into system prompts or saved as skill files.

Example Markdown output

# Team: Startup Launch Crew

3 agents configured for collaborative AI design.

## Agents

### Pixel (Graphic Designer)

You communicate with a very bold tone, a very playful manner,
and very experimental approaches.
Key traits: creative, risk-taking.

**Traits:** creative, risk-taking

**Role:** Creates visual compositions, illustrations, and
graphic elements that bring concepts to life.

<details>
<summary>Skill File for Pixel</summary>

# Graphic Designer

You are Pixel, a graphic designer agent.

## Personality
You communicate with a very bold tone, a very playful manner,
and very experimental approaches.

## Core Skills
- Color theory and palette creation
- Typography and type pairing
- Composition and visual hierarchy
- Imagery selection and art direction

## Instructions
Focus on startup-friendly visuals. Bold colors, clean type.

</details>

---

### Aria (Copywriter)

You communicate with a very bold tone, a very playful manner,
and a very warm style.

**Custom Instructions:** Focus on startup-friendly language.
Keep it punchy and conversational.

**Role:** Crafts compelling headlines, body copy, and messaging
that connects with the target audience.

<details>
<summary>Skill File for Aria</summary>

# Copywriter

You are Aria, a copywriter agent.

## Personality
You communicate with a very bold tone, a very playful manner,
and a very warm style.

## Core Skills
- Headlines using PAS/AIDA frameworks
- Benefit-driven CTAs
- Voice and tone calibration
- Messaging hierarchy

## Custom Instructions
Focus on startup-friendly language.
Keep it punchy and conversational.

</details>

---

## How to Use

Copy each agent's personality description into your AI tool's
system prompt.
For Claude Code, add these as custom instructions or skill files.

JSON Format

The JSON export contains the full team structure including IDs, personality slider values, traits, and custom prompts. Use it for programmatic integrations or to back up and restore teams.

Example JSON output

{
  "id": "team-1711234567890-abc123",
  "name": "Startup Launch Crew",
  "agents": [
    {
      "id": "agent-1711234567890-def456",
      "name": "Pixel",
      "role": "graphic-designer",
      "personality": {
        "sliders": {
          "bold-subtle": -4,
          "playful-serious": -3,
          "experimental-conventional": -3,
          "verbose-concise": 0,
          "warm-corporate": -1
        }
      },
      "traits": ["creative", "risk-taking"],
      "customPrompt": "",
      "skillFile": "..."
    }
  ],
  "createdAt": "2026-03-23T10:00:00.000Z",
  "updatedAt": "2026-03-23T10:30:00.000Z"
}

Using Exported Configs

Both formats work with any AI tool that accepts text instructions:

Claude Code / Cursor — Save each agent's Markdown as a SKILL.md file in your project
ChatGPT / Codex — Paste the Markdown into the system prompt or custom instructions
Programmatic use — Parse the JSON to dynamically load agent configs into your application
Backup — Use JSON to save and restore full team configurations, including all slider values and metadata

How Personality Becomes a Prompt

When you export, the personality engine converts slider values into natural language:

Slider Value	Generated Text
-5 to -3	"very [left label]"
-2 to -1	"somewhat [left label]"
0	Skipped (neutral)
+1 to +2	"somewhat [right label]"
+3 to +5	"very [right label]"

For example, a bold-subtle slider at -4 produces "a very bold tone" in the personality fragment.