Chat History

Chat History lists the Assistant conversations in the current project, most recently updated first. Use it to search, reopen, rename, tag, share, or delete earlier work.

What Chat History Contains

Each row shows the chat name, its tags, the owner, the type and mode it ran in, and when it was created and last updated. Word Add-in conversations appear here too, labeled Word Add-in.

Chat History lists past conversations with search, filters, and tags.

How to Find a Past Conversation

Rename, Tag, Share, or Delete a Conversation

Conversations get a title from your first question. Open the options menu (three dots) on a row to manage it:

• Rename to give it a name you can find later.

• Tags to add or remove tags. You can select several tags without closing the menu.

• Share to give teammates access, if you have permission to share in this project.

• Delete to remove the chat after you confirm.

Suggested naming format: Matter Name: Task Description

Examples:

• Smith v. Jones: Indemnification Analysis

• Q2 NDA Batch Review

• ABC Corp: Engagement Letter Draft

When to Use Chat History

Use chat history when you need to:

• Continue a research thread from earlier in the day or week

• Find a specific analysis you ran but didn't export

• Reopen a drafting session to iterate on the output

• Review the history of work on a particular matter

Older chats that ran in modes we have retired, such as Deep Thinking, still open here. See Choosing the Right Mode.

What to Read Next

• Assistant Overview to understand the main workspace.