About

About this tool.

Background on AI Chat to HTML, who made it, and where the project files are kept.

What it's for

AI Chat to HTML turns a saved AI conversation into something you can share: a clean web page styled like a chat window, or a transcript ready to paste into Microsoft Word. The conversation is edited as plain text first, so the wording and structure are easy to tidy before anything is converted.

It's a small, single-purpose tool: it reads an agreed transcript format and produces a finished page. It deliberately doesn't try to detect roles automatically, handle attachments, or import native export files — keeping it simple, predictable, and inspectable.

Part of the AI Personal Tutor Toolkit

This tool accompanies the AI Personal Tutor Toolkit, which helps learners and teachers turn general-purpose AI tools into more focused, writing-support conversations. Saving and sharing those conversations — for review, feedback, or a record of what was discussed — is what AI Chat to HTML is for. It uses Markdown as its working format for the same reason the toolkit does: it is plain, portable, and clean for both people and AI to work with.

Creator

This tool was created by Dr Mark Beachill.

Repository

The source is at github.com/markbeachill/ai-chat-to-html, where you can also raise questions or suggestions. The tool is released under the MIT licence and is free to use, adapt and share.

For developers

The tool is a single Python script with one dependency, designed to work on a clean folder and to be easy to customise — you can supply your own stylesheet template, add themes, or change the output. The reference covers every option.