Pinning Notes
Pinned Notes allow you to highlight and save important snippets from your conversations for easy reference and reuse.
How to Pin a Note
Highlight text in any message (yours or the response)
Right-click or select the highlighted text
Click "Pin as note" from the context menu
The note is saved and appears at the top of your chat
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Accessing Your Pinned Notes
View pinned notes:
Look for the "X pinned note(s)" indicator at the top of your chat
Click to expand and view all saved notes
Navigate between multiple notes using the arrows (e.g., "2/2")
Enable Pinned Notes in the menu:
Open the chat menu (+ button)
Toggle "Pinned Notes" with a checkmark (✓)
The assistant can now actively reference your pinned notes in responses
What You Can Do with Pinned Notes
Ask the assistant about your notes: "Which notes have I pinned in this chat?"
Request specific actions: "Use my pinned notes to create a summary"
Give instructions: "Pay special attention to my pinned notes when answering"
Manage notes: Delete individual notes via the X button in the pinned notes panel
Note: Pinned notes are saved per conversation only. They don't carry over to other chats.
Context Branching
Context Branching lets you create alternative conversation paths from any point in your chat while preserving the conversation history up to that point.
How to Branch (Fork) a Conversation
Hover over any message in your conversation
Click the scissors icon (✂️) in the action toolbar
Select "Fork from here"
A new conversation is created with all context up to that message
When to Use Context Branching
Context Branching is ideal for:
Creating variations: Develop multiple versions of content (e.g., email drafts, marketing copy) from the same foundation
Exploring alternatives: Test different approaches or solutions without losing your original conversation
Iterative workflows: Build on established context while exploring new directions
A/B testing ideas: Compare different outputs by branching at key decision points
Example workflow:
Develop a first version of a document structure
Go back to the branching point
Fork and create "Variante 2" with a different approach
Fork again for "Variante 3". Each maintains the original context but explores different directions
What Happens When You Branch
Original conversation: Remains unchanged and accessible
New conversation: Starts as a separate chat with full context up to the branching point
Both are independent: Changes in one don't affect the other
Find branched conversations: Both appear separately in your conversation history
Combining Notes & Branching
Use both features together for powerful workflows:
Pin key information (requirements, guidelines, data points)
Enable "Pinned Notes" in the menu so the Chat references them
Branch the conversation to explore different approaches while maintaining those notes
Compare results across branched conversations
Example:
Pin project requirements and brand guidelines
Branch to create multiple campaign variations
Each branch uses the same pinned context but explores different creative directions
Tips & Best Practices
For Pinned Notes:
Pin only essential information — too many notes can clutter your view
Use descriptive highlights so you can quickly identify notes later
Ask the Chat to reference specific notes: "Based on Note 2, create..."
Clean up notes regularly to keep conversations organized
For Context Branching:
Branch before major direction changes to preserve your original path
Use clear naming/titles for branched conversations to track variations
Branch early if you're unsure which approach to take
Remember: each branch is a separate conversation in your history