Exporting Research Reports

Every Deep Research report can be exported for sharing, archiving, or further editing. Hubrix supports three export formats: Markdown, PDF, and DOCX.

How to export

1. Open any completed research report.
2. Click the Download button in the top right corner of the report view.
3. Select your preferred format from the dropdown.
4. The file downloads immediately to your browser's default download location.

Markdown (.md)

The Markdown export contains the raw report text with standard Markdown formatting — headers, bullet points, bold text, and inline citations. The References section is included at the end.

Best for:

• Developers or technical writers who will paste the content into another system
• Further editing in a text editor or Markdown-based documentation tool
• Storing in a Git repository alongside code documentation
• Importing into your Hubrix Documents library for future RAG queries

The Markdown file is UTF-8 encoded and uses standard #, ##, ### header syntax.

PDF

The PDF export renders the report using a clean, print-ready layout with:

• Hubrix branding header
• Properly formatted headings and body text
• Numbered citations and a References section
• Page numbers in the footer

Best for:

• Sharing with stakeholders outside your Hubrix workspace
• Attaching to emails or uploading to external systems
• Archiving a point-in-time research snapshot

DOCX (Word/Google Docs)

The DOCX export produces an editable Word document. All headings, paragraphs, and lists are formatted using Word's built-in styles (Heading 1, Heading 2, Normal, etc.).

Best for:

• Stakeholders who prefer to review and comment in Microsoft Word
• Reports that need significant editing or customisation before distribution
• Teams that use Google Docs — DOCX files import cleanly into Google Docs with formatting preserved

Sharing via link

In addition to downloading, you can share a report with anyone in your workspace by clicking Share on the report view. This generates a read-only link that teammates can open directly in Hubrix — no download required.