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JSON, Markdown, and MCP for any AI tool

Export your highlights as structured JSON or Markdown with color meanings, page numbers, notes, and linked ideas. Or connect Claude and ChatGPT directly via MCP. Your reading context works with any AI tool or note-taking workflow.

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$ claude mcp connect highlyt
Connecting to highlight server...
47 highlights from 5 documents ready
Knowledge graph with 12 connections

How it works

Three steps to get started

01

Choose your format

Click export in any document viewer. Choose JSON for AI tools (includes color definitions, page numbers, and linked highlights) or Markdown for note-taking apps like Obsidian and Notion.

02

Structured context included

JSON export includes document metadata (title, author), each highlight with its color label, notes, page number, and any linked highlights. AI tools get full context, not a flat text dump.

03

Or connect directly via MCP

Skip the export step entirely. Connect Claude or ChatGPT via MCP and they read your highlights in real-time. Ask questions, get answers from your actual reading. No copy-paste needed.

Who it's for

Built for how you actually read

Students

Export to Obsidian for study notes

Export highlights as Markdown with color labels as headers. Key concepts under '## Key Concepts', questions under '## Questions'. Paste into your Obsidian vault with wikilinks to other notes.

Researchers

Feed structured data to AI

Export 40 papers as JSON and give Claude the structured highlight data. It can distinguish methodology from findings from theoretical frameworks because your color labels are preserved.

Book readers

Build a personal reading database

Export each book's highlights as JSON. Over time, build a searchable archive of every framework, question, and insight from your entire reading history. Feed it to any AI tool whenever you need it.

Works with Claude + ChatGPTRow Level Security7-day free trialOpen MCP standard
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What export formats are available?+

Highlyt supports JSON export (structured data with color definitions, page numbers, notes, and linked highlights) and Markdown export (formatted text with headers by color type). Both include full document metadata.

Can I export to Obsidian or Notion?+

Yes. Markdown export is designed for note-taking apps. Paste directly into Obsidian, Notion, Logseq, or Roam. Color labels become headers, linked highlights become references you can convert to wikilinks.

What's the difference between export and MCP?+

Export creates a file you download and use manually. MCP gives AI tools real-time access to your highlights without downloading anything. Use export for note-taking apps. Use MCP for Claude and ChatGPT conversations.

Your next book deserves better than a yellow highlighter

Every book and paper you read builds your knowledge. Highlyt makes sure none of it gets lost. Start your free trial and turn scattered highlights into a connected, searchable, AI-ready knowledge base.

Knowledge graph that grows with youClaude and ChatGPT read your highlightsEvery color carries your reasoning