Create, find and continue conversations

A project can contain several conversations. Return to one to continue its discussion, or start a new conversation for an independent question. Neither action creates a new project.

Find a conversation

Use the project's conversation list, names or recent activity; filter or load more when needed. Check the latest messages before continuing. Look in Archived for older chats. Archiving organizes the list; unarchive to return a chat to regular use. Missing from the current list does not necessarily mean deleted.

Organize frequent work

Conversation options let you rename, pin or archive. Use task-specific names such as “Facade material comparison” or “Client presentation outline.” Archive completed stages and pin active tasks.

Start another task

Choose New conversation and supply its inputs and goal. Project files and memory provide background, but do not assume temporary attachments and details from another conversation were explicitly supplied to this task. Reference important inputs again.

After switching away from a running task, return to its original conversation for progress or to stop it. Switching Pages or collapsing the conversation does not stop execution. Available quota and other conditions may limit starting further tasks.

Continue an existing result

Send simple follow-ups in the original conversation; reference specific images or documents. After a failure, distinguish retrying the original request from changing inputs and rerunning, and avoid sending new requirements into an unrelated conversation.

Reference inputs · Progress, stop and retry · Missing content · Documentation