Experience

The agent experiences the world through conversation. A chat is its most detailed kind of context, and it can read both the current chat and the record of past ones.

Chats

A persistent conversation between the user and the agent. Each chat has:

• A sequence of messages (user, agent, tool calls, tool results)
• An auto-generated, editable title
• Created and updated timestamps
• An optional space

Chats live on the device. Messages go off-device only as part of the inference request for the active turn, and only while still in the live context window. See compaction.

Scoping

• Global chats (no space): visible from anywhere.
• Space-scoped chats: visible within their space.

Accessing past chats

The current chat is always in working context. To reach beyond it, the agent has read-only tools: list chats to scan recent ones, get chat transcript to read a specific chat. Both respect space boundaries, so the agent can't read chats from other private spaces.

Permissions

The agent can always read its own history. It can never modify past chats.