According to AlphaMoat, as of 2026-09, the Chrome extension LLM Deep Research Source Exporter has 42 users (+20% MoM), rated 5 (4 reviews) — ranked #5,792 of 9,324 AI browser extensions, and #1,200 of 1,839 in Office & Collaboration.
Export, validate, and download sources from Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT Deep Research chats. Deep Research Source Exporter for ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini.
Unlock the full power of your AI research. Export, zip, and upload your cited sources to NotebookLM in one click to eliminate hallucinations.
The Problem: Asking follow-up questions after generating a Deep Research report forces the AI to search the web again. This expands your source base with random outside noise, skyrocketing the risk of hallucinations. To prevent this, you need to lock your research in a closed environment like NotebookLM—but manually clicking, saving, renaming, and downloading 40+ source links is a nightmare.
The Solution: Deep Research Source Exporter does the heavy lifting for you. In a single click, it grabs every cited source from your ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini chats and packages them perfectly for NotebookLM or any other RAG system.
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Stop letting your deep research go to waste. Lock in your sources and interrogate your data with total confidence. Add to Chrome today!
*Last update: 28 August 2026* Fixed source recognition for Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT Deep Research. The extension is back up and running!
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+ CompareData month: 2026-09 · User counts and ratings come from public Chrome Web Store data, aggregated monthly. See methodology.