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Craft Agents maintains conversation history so you can have natural, contextual discussions about your documents and tasks.

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How Conversations Work

Each conversation is tied to a workspace. When you chat with Craft Agents:
  • The agent remembers what you discussed earlier in the session
  • You can reference previous topics (“summarize that document”, “add another task like before”)
  • Context builds up naturally as you work
> Find my project planning document
Found "Project Planning Q4" - here's an overview...

> Add a new section called "Timeline"
Added "Timeline" section to Project Planning Q4.

> Now add three tasks to that section
Added 3 tasks to the Timeline section:
1. Define milestones
2. Set deadlines
3. Assign owners

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Session Continuity

Conversations persist across sessions within the same workspace. When you close and reopen Craft Agents:
  • Your previous conversation context is available
  • You can continue where you left off
  • The agent remembers recent document references

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Managing Sessions

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Resuming Previous Sessions

Use /resume to open the session menu and switch between previous sessions: 
> /resume
The session menu shows all sessions in your current workspace with:
  • Preview - First message from each session
  • Message count - Number of messages in the session
  • Last active - When you last used the session
  • Plans - Number of saved plans in the session
  • Agents - Which sub-agents were used
Navigate with arrow keys or number keys (1-9), press Enter to resume a session.
Your current session is marked with “(current)” and cannot be re-selected.

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Clearing Conversations

To start fresh with a clean slate: 
> /clear
This clears the conversation history and starts a new session. Your documents, configurations, and sub-agents are not affected. Your previous session remains accessible via /resume.

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Context with Sub-Agents

Sub-agents share the same conversation history as the main assistant. When you activate a sub-agent, it continues in the same session with access to everything discussed previously: 
> Find my project planning document
Found "Project Planning Q4" - here's an overview...

> @research Find background research on our Q4 goals
Switched to Research agent.
[Research agent can reference the project planning document from the previous exchange]

> @main
Switched back to main assistant.
[Main assistant remembers both the original document search and the research results]
This means:
  • Sub-agents can reference documents and context from earlier in the conversation
  • Switching between agents preserves the full conversation flow
  • You can ask one agent to build on work done by another

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Long Conversations

For extended work sessions, Craft Agents automatically manages conversation length:
  • Recent context is prioritized
  • Older messages are summarized to preserve key information
  • The agent maintains awareness of the overall conversation arc
You don’t need to manage this manually - the system handles it transparently.

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Conversation Across Workspaces

Each workspace has independent conversation history:
WorkspaceConversation
Personal NotesSeparate history
Work ProjectsSeparate history
Shared Team SpaceSeparate history
Switching workspaces switches to that workspace’s conversation context.

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Tips for Effective Conversations

Say “that document” or “the task we just created” instead of repeating full names. The agent tracks what you’re discussing.
After creating something, you can immediately modify it: “now add a due date” or “change the title”.
If the agent misunderstands, just clarify: “no, I meant the other project” or “the one from last week”.
If you’re starting completely unrelated work and want a fresh start, use /clear to reset context.

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Viewing Conversation State

To see information about your current session: 
> /debug
This shows session details including conversation length and workspace context.