I’d like to request a feature that would allow users to attach previous chats as context sources in a new chat. Right now, conversations are isolated with no memory function, which makes it difficult to build continuity across projects. A simple solution would be to let users select one or more past chats and include them as reference material, similar to how files can be attached.

This would improve workflow efficiency, reduce repetitive prompting, and allow users to build structured context hubs inside the platform. Instead of re-explaining strategy, tone, audience, or prior decisions, the AI could reference existing discussions and provide more aligned, strategic outputs.

For example, I could create a “Marketing Context” chat containing brand voice, target audience, and campaign strategy. Later, when starting a new “Facebook Ads” chat, I would attach the Marketing Context chat as a source so the AI already understands the background and can generate ads ideas that stay consistent with the overall strategy. And most importantly this needs to be a dynamic link so context can be updated overtime.

My request is different from the Memory function on the roadmap because it does not require persistent, system-level memory across sessions. Instead, it proposes a lightweight, user-controlled method of attaching specific past chats as context sources to a new conversation. Rather than automatically retaining evolving user data, this approach treats prior chats as knowledge blocks that can be selectively reused when relevant. This avoids full memory persistence while still enabling continuity, making it simpler to implement and more targeted toward workflow organization rather than long-term conversational memory.