Organize conversations

Keep one conversation per matter so the sources, decisions, and follow-ups stay easy to find. Use a fresh Chat when the topic changes substantially.

Open it

On desktop, use the conversation list and search in the sidebar. On mobile, open Chat and the conversation-history control. Open an existing item to continue with its saved messages.

Find and name work

Search by a memorable title, then check the content before continuing. Rename a conversation from its menu when the generated title is not useful. Include the project, person, or outcome you will recognize later.

Pin keeps frequently used conversations near the top. Unpin returns them to the normal order. Desktop also offers folders and move controls when available; use them to organize projects without making every conversation a separate pinned item.

Running conversations

A working or stopping indicator describes current processing. Open the conversation for details. Do not delete an active job as a substitute for checking whether it stopped: the app may need to confirm cancellation first, and a failure to stop should prevent the destructive step.

Export or share

Use the conversation's Export control when you need an external copy, where offered. Open the exported result to verify it contains what you need. Use Share for a public, time-limited snapshot, after reviewing its entire contents.

An exported or copied record remains outside the original conversation's control. Deleting the original or revoking a share link does not remove copies another person saved.

Delete deliberately

Open the conversation menu, choose Delete, and read the confirmation. Retain important files and decisions first. Do not assume there is a Trash or Restore screen unless your version explicitly provides it.

Deleting a conversation, clearing saved memories, and canceling a scheduled task are different actions. Use Account and privacy and Scheduled tasks for the relevant controls.

Very long conversations

The agent can condense older context to continue working within model limits. A condensed history is not a guarantee of word-for-word recall. Reattach the authoritative file or restate a critical boundary when precision matters. Use the supported /compact command when available, or start a fresh conversation with a concise handoff.

If a conversation is missing, check the account, search or folder filter, and load status before concluding it was deleted. Contact support with its approximate title and last-used time if needed.