Sharing an answer or a full conversation

You can share any answer — or the whole chat it lives in — by creating a public link.

Share a single answer

Scroll to the answer you want to share.
Under the answer, click Share.
Choose Share. The link is copied to your clipboard and the answer is now publicly viewable.

A chat answer about Mary's role in the Church with the Share dropdown menu open just below the action bar. The dropdown shows two options stacked vertically: 'Share full conversation' (the entire chat) and 'Share' (the single answer). The action bar above the dropdown shows the References button and round icon buttons (thumbs-up, thumbs-down, copy, share — currently active, pin, print, listen). — Share dropdown menu opened under an answer

The link looks like magisterium.com/s/<id> and anyone with it can read the answer and its citations.

Share the full conversation

From the same Share menu, choose Share full conversation. The link will show the entire back-and-forth instead of just one answer.

What gets shared

The question, the answer (or the whole chat), and its citations.
The shared view is read-only; visitors can't continue the chat as you.

Privacy notes

Shared links are public — anyone with the URL can view the content. Don't share a chat that contains personal information.
Shared chats are not searchable or indexed outside the link itself.
Temporary chats (Incognito) can't be shared.

Deleting a shared link

Currently the way to stop sharing is to delete the chat (or clear all prompts from Data controls). Deleting removes the shared link as well.

Where your shared chat will open

Visitors to the link will see it at magisterium.com/s/<id>. If the visitor is signed in, they can use controls like Listen to read the shared answer aloud.