AI Conversation Archive Knowledge Base
The AI Dialogue Archiving Knowledge Base is a private AI conversation archiving system running on Lazy Cat Micro Clothing. Store conversations between Claude, Gemini, Kimi, and Doubao into a private server with one click, supporting full-text retrieval and RAG automatic marking.
Chat Archive is a private AI conversation archiving system running on the Lazy Cat Micro Service. It consists of two parts working together: · chat-archive-server: A Node.js application deployed on the Lazy Cat microservice provides dialogue storage, full-text retrieval, and Web browsing interfaces. All data is stored on your own device and does not go through any third-party servers. · Browser extension (ChatExporter): Installed in Chrome or Edge, it is responsible for grabbing content from the AI conversation page and pushing it to the server for archiving. Typical usage process: 1. Install and start the Chat Archive server on Lazy Cat Micro Service 2. Install the ChatExporter extension in your browser and configure the server address 3. Open any AI conversation, click the extension icon, and push it to the archive with one click 4. Browse and retrieve historical conversations through the Web interface Download and install browser extensions from the server (recommended) 5. Type in the browser address bar: https://chatarchive. <Your lazy cat domain name>/extensions/chat-exporter.zip 6. After the download is complete, unzip the zip file to a fixed directory (such as C:\extensions\chat-exporter\) 7. Type chrome://extensions/in the Chrome address bar to open the extension management page 8. Click the "Developer Mode" switch in the upper right corner to turn it on 9. Click the "Load decompressed extension" button 10. Select the directory you just extracted (the folder containing manifest.json) 11. After the extension is successfully installed, the ChatExporter icon will appear in the toolbar Configure synchronization settings 21 Configuration steps 22. First open the Chat Archive app in your browser (https://chatarchive. <Your Lazy Cat Domain Name>) and make sure you are logged in to the Lazy Cat account Important: Push lazy cat Session cookies that rely on the browser to log in. You must first open and log in to the Chat Archive app in the same browser, otherwise push may fail. 23. Click the ChatExporter icon in the browser toolbar to open the pop-up window 24. Switch to the Sync Settings tab 25. Fill in the "Server Address" input box: https://chatarchive. <Your lazy cat domain name> (There is no need to fill in the port number; the address must start with https://) 26. Check "Enable server-side push" 27. Click "Save Settings"
