Export Evidence
- Select the Scope you want to export.
- Open More actions → Export current Scope.
- Select JSON or offline HTML.
- Review the redaction options.
- Create the export.
An export is a local download. Workbench excludes credentials and Client Message bodies from structural exports. Full Evidence requires an explicit choice and can contain private application data.
Copy retained scoped Evidence also redacts Client Message bodies, processed responses, and denial text. A complete raw copy of one event can contain application data.
Agent access
Requested Evidence can pass to your local MCP client and its model provider. Local access has no authentication. Read MCP setup before connecting an agent.
Temporary storage
Each Panel Session owns its Event History. A new panel starts empty. A controlled Close attempts erasure. An abnormal stop can leave residual data until the extension runs again.
See retained history for capacity, rolling retention, and storage failure behavior.
Usage analytics
Configured Chrome production builds enable usage analytics by default. Firefox analytics starts Off and sends only when both Firefox's optional technical-and-interaction permission and Workbench's analytics preference allow it. Turning it On opens a short consent window; select Request Firefox permission, then choose Allow in Firefox's native prompt. Cancel or Deny leaves analytics Off and the panel usable.
Analytics sends fixed feature names, foreground engagement, coarse outcomes, version, time, and a random installation identifier to Google Analytics.
Use More actions → Help & resources → Usage analytics to turn this off. Turning it off, or removing Firefox's optional permission, removes the saved identifier and analytics session. Granting native permission later does not override an explicit Workbench opt-out.
Extension analytics excludes captured Evidence, payloads, inspected URLs, search text, Drafts, and raw errors. Agent access is separate from analytics. The published website uses a separate Google Analytics stream for page visits. It can set first-party analytics cookies. The website does not send Workbench Evidence to Analytics. Use the website control to turn off website analytics in this browser.
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