You built an AI app on AskMojo. This file is what lets you keep it for good and use it anywhere, even outside AskMojo.
When you export your app you get one file. It holds everything: what your app does, what it remembers, and the tasks it runs for you. It is yours. No lock-in.
You don't need to install anything or know how to code.
- On AskMojo, open your app and click Do It Yourself. You'll download one file.
- Open ChatGPT or Claude, in your browser or in the app.
- Paste the whole file into the chat and send it.
- That's it. Your app is now running there, with its memory and its tasks. Just start asking.
The top of the file tells the AI how to behave like your app, so pasting the whole thing is all it takes. The same trick works in any AI that lets you paste text, including free ones you run on your own computer.
You can open it with any text app (Notes, TextEdit, Notepad) and read it in plain words:
- Your app's name and what it's for
- Its memory — the context and notes it keeps for you
- Its tasks — the ready-made things it does on demand
- Who it's shared with, if it's a team app
Want to see what a real one looks like first? Open any file in the examples/ folder.
Your app is yours. If you ever stop using AskMojo, you should still be able to use what you built. So we wrote the file format down in the open, for anyone to read, trust, and build on. No surprises, no walled garden.
The format is fully documented and machine-checkable.
- Human-readable spec:
spec/v1.0.0/SCHEMA.md - JSON Schema (Draft 7):
spec/v1.0.0/schema.json - Validate any export (pure Python, no dependencies required):
python tools/validate.py examples/weekly-pilot.json
Examples included: a B2B sales app, a content research app, and a multi-user family app (anonymized). Issues and pull requests welcome — see the CHANGELOG for version history.
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