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Conversation History

# Return to earlier work when you need it

Conversation history keeps previous chats available for the selected mind. Resume a useful thread, rename it so it is easy to find, or delete it when you no longer need it.

## Remember

History belongs to the current mind. Switch minds to see that mind's conversations, drafts, and empty starting points.

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## Resume a conversation

Resume a conversation when you want the mind to continue from earlier messages instead of starting over.

History belongs to the selected mind, so each helper can keep its own named threads.
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### Open history

Use the history panel for the current mind.

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### Choose a conversation

Select the thread that matches the work you want to continue.

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### Send the next message

Give the mind the next instruction or ask it to pick up where it left off.

## Rename a conversation

Rename conversations so you can find them later. Use names that describe the topic, decision, or outcome.

- Open the conversation options.
- Choose rename.
- Enter a short, clear title, then save it.

## Delete a conversation

Delete conversations you no longer need. Read the confirmation before continuing, because deleted history may not be recoverable.

- Use delete for clutter, test chats, or work you no longer need to keep.
- Do not delete a conversation if you still need its decisions or details.
- If you are unsure, rename it first so you can review it later.

## Collapse the history panel

Collapse the history panel when you want more room for chat. Your conversations are still available; the panel is only hidden or shortened.

- Use the collapse control on the history panel.
- Expand it again when you need to switch threads.
- Collapsing the panel does not delete or change any conversation.

## History is separate for each mind

Each mind has its own conversation history. This helps keep projects, roles, and routines separate.

- Switching minds changes which history list you see.
- A conversation from one mind does not appear under another mind.
- If you cannot find a conversation, check that the correct mind is selected.

## Empty drafts and new conversations

An empty draft means there is no unsent message waiting in the message box. You can start fresh, or choose a past conversation before typing.

- Start a new conversation by typing into an empty message box.
- Clear draft text if you do not want to send it.
- Check the selected conversation before sending a message that depends on earlier context.

Safety note

Conversation history can contain sensitive details you typed or pasted. Rename and delete carefully, and avoid keeping private information in a chat longer than needed.

## Related guides

Getting Started Work with Minds Talk to a Mind All User Guides