threads

To organize long-running discussions across sessions, create named threads stored in a dedicated directory to maintain persistent structure, log decisions, and manage artifacts. This prevents conversation drift and keeps context coherent when resuming work later.

Logging decisions during a design review involves recording specific outcomes within a managed thread and saving the surrounding session context. This creates a persistent historical record of project planning decisions and artifacts for future reference.

To resume an ongoing conversation, use the Quick Resume feature on a previously parked thread. This restores the saved session context and historical decisions, allowing you to continue project planning exactly where the previous discussion left off.

Yes, you can park topics for later follow-up and generate snapshots of the current session. Saving context and snapshotting captures the exact state of ongoing conversations, preventing drift and ensuring artifacts are securely stored in per-thread directories.

Threaded discussions drift without persistent structure because session context is lost between interactions. Applying per-thread persistence with decision logging and artifact management provides the necessary framework to keep conversations coherent across sessions.

Yes, managing thread workspaces requires creating per-thread directories within a dedicated threads namespace. This directory structure is essential for storing artifacts, logging decisions, and saving the context required for Quick Resume operations.