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Convolvger 0.7.0 exports Perplexity threads to Markdown with numbered sources

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Convolvger, a Python command-line tool, now supports Perplexity as its eighth provider and can turn a Perplexity conversation into a Markdown file. Copying text manually drops the sources an answer cites, which the new release avoids by listing cited web results in a numbered Sources section. The same citation handling extends to Grok, DeepSeek, Kimi, and Qwen answers, and Kimi and Qwen reasoning traces now appear as labelled sections separate from the answer. Capture works through a browser bookmarklet that uses the user's own session, since Perplexity blocks automated requests with a Cloudflare challenge. Threads longer than twenty turns are captured only in part, and the archive notes when more pages exist.

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