Conversation threads: list, rename, delete, save to notes

The Conversations column on the AI Agent page keeps past threads on your machine, grouped by age, searchable, renamable, and exportable to the Notes library, with hard bounds on how much is kept.

Senzoukria · Documentation · Updated September 2026


Where to find it

Where
AI Agent page → left column "Conversations"
Storage
localStorage key senzoukria.ai.threads.v1, on this machine only
Bounds
40 threads, 200 messages per thread, 12,000 characters per message, 60-character titles
Search
Shown from 6 threads; matches title and message content

What it does

The panel lists every conversation kept on this machine, opens one into the single chat, renames it, deletes it, or saves it to the Notes library. It does not host a chat itself: the chat is unique and reads a singleton store, so the panel only tells the parent which thread to open.

Threads are grouped by local calendar day: Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 days, Previous 30 days, Older. The split uses civil days, so a conversation from 11 pm yesterday reads as Yesterday at 1 am, not Today. Empty groups are not rendered.

A thread takes its title from the first line of your first message, cut at 60 characters (MAX_TITLE_CHARS). The rename hint states the naming rule: "A conversation takes its name from your first message. Rename it when that is not what it turned out to be about." A title you typed wins over the automatic one; clearing it makes the title automatic again. A thread with no message yet has no title and shows "Untitled conversation".

Each stored message carries an answeredBy stamp with the exact model name that wrote it, so a reply from a local 8B model is never mistaken for a Claude reply when the thread is reopened months later.

Settings

Actions and bounds in the Conversations panel
SettingDefaultWhat it changes
New conversationbutton in the headerStarts a fresh thread; an already-open empty thread is reused, not duplicated
Search conversations…visible from 6 threadsFilters by title and message content, case-insensitive
Rename (✎)automatic title from first messageCustom title up to 60 characters; Enter commits, Escape cancels
Save conversation to notes (⤓)Creates a note tagged "conversation" with every turn as **You** / **model** paragraphs
Delete this conversation (✕)confirmation dialogRemoves the thread for good; the open thread falls back to the most recent
Delete all conversationsinline confirmation with the exact countEmpties the list; no recycle bin
MAX_THREADS40Oldest threads are dropped beyond this
MAX_MESSAGES_PER_THREAD200Only the end of a longer thread is kept
MAX_CHARS_PER_MESSAGE12,000Longer messages are truncated on disk

How to use it

  • Ask something in the chat: the thread is created on the first message, not on every visit.
  • Reopening an old thread does not move it to the top: the order only changes when new content is written.
  • Use ⤓ to file a useful conversation into Notes; the assistant can then find it with read_notes.
  • While a reply is being written, the list is locked. Events are routed to the open conversation, so switching mid-answer would land the end of the reply in the wrong thread.

Limits or pitfalls

  • Pasted screenshots are never written to disk. Only their count survives, and the screen says so instead of showing an empty frame.
  • Storage bounds are not the cost bound. What is sent to the model is trimmed separately at send time (see the context window page).
  • A corrupted or newer-format store is ignored on load rather than repaired; unreadable threads are skipped.
  • Deleting is final: the footer states that conversations stay on this machine and deleting one here deletes it for good.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are my conversations stored?
In the app's local storage on this machine, under the key senzoukria.ai.threads.v1. They are not sent to any server.
Why is my old conversation truncated?
Each thread keeps at most its last 200 messages, and any message longer than 12,000 characters is cut. The list itself keeps at most 40 threads; the oldest are dropped.
Why does the thread list refuse clicks sometimes?
The list is locked while the model is writing. Streamed events go to the open conversation, so changing thread mid-reply would misfile the answer.

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