
I've hit the conversation limit today and found a solution that works
For several weeks, I maintained the same conversational thread until encountering a notification stating: "The conversation is too long. Try shortening it or starting a new one." It will not allow me to send a new prompt or edit from the previous ones to ask to summarize our discourse.
I was unwilling to lose the long accumulated chat, I undertook research into methods of preserving the conversational flow. This led me to a userscript which facilitates the export of any Grok conversation, enabling the entirety of the exchange to be imported into a new chat or project.
The export formats are markdown, plain text, JSON, and PDF. It claims to have speaker detection algorithms to distinguish between human and Grok contributions whilst also preserving contextual markers such as Think Mode, Fun Mode, and DeepSearch metadata.
Install
- Install Tampermonkey extension (Chrome/Firefox/Edge)
- Go here and install: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/537266-enhanced-grok-export-v2-4
- Refresh x.com/i/grok
- Look for the "Export Grok" button in bottom-right corner
There is a "Debug info" option if speakers are mislabeled.
The only downside is, I couldn't get the auto-scroll feature to work, perhaps it's just browser comparability on Firefox.
Otherwise it works on all major browsers with Tampermonkey.
The exported file can be utilised to resume the conversation, by providing the exported transcript as context within a new chat session.