The Bedrock Mac client currently maintains the conversation history within a session when switching between models. However, there is only one linear conversation thread per model.
It would be very useful to have the ability to maintain multiple simultaneous conversation threads for each model. This way, users could switch between different topic threads without losing context.
For example, I may want to discuss topic A with model X, then switch to discuss topic B, and then go back to pick up where I left off in topic A. Currently this is not easily possible.
Proposed Solution
Allow users to create separate conversation threads with bookmarks/titles
Persist threads for each model, even across app reloads
Enable quick switching between active threads for a model
This would enable much more flexibility in conversations and reduce context switching costs.
Additional Details
The immediate conversation history within a session is currently preserved nicely. The limitations are around:
Losing history on app restart
No support for multiple threaded discussions per model
Please let me know if any other details would help! I'm happy to collaborate on designing and implementing this feature.
Description
The Bedrock Mac client currently maintains the conversation history within a session when switching between models. However, there is only one linear conversation thread per model.
It would be very useful to have the ability to maintain multiple simultaneous conversation threads for each model. This way, users could switch between different topic threads without losing context.
For example, I may want to discuss topic A with model X, then switch to discuss topic B, and then go back to pick up where I left off in topic A. Currently this is not easily possible.
Proposed Solution
This would enable much more flexibility in conversations and reduce context switching costs.
Additional Details
The immediate conversation history within a session is currently preserved nicely. The limitations are around:
Please let me know if any other details would help! I'm happy to collaborate on designing and implementing this feature.