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Libra automatically saves every conversation in the project you started it in. To find an old chat, the fastest path is global Search: press Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) and search by chat name or message content across every project you have access to.
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Search matches both chat names and message bodies. Quote a phrase you remember from the conversation; it’s usually the fastest way back into a chat from weeks ago.

Finding a chat

Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) to open Search from anywhere in Libra. Search runs across every project you have access to, matching chat names and full message content. Filter by Type → Chats to limit the results to conversations only. See Search for the full picker.

Chat names

Libra automatically generates a name for each chat based on its content, usually a one-line summary of the first prompt. Names appear in Search results and at the top of the chat itself. You can rename any chat at any time.
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Click the chat title

The title is at the top of the conversation, just below the navigation bar.Chat with messages showing the editable title at the top
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Type the new name

Press Enter to save. Meaningful names make chats easier to find later, especially in long lists.

Managing a chat

Click the menu icon at the top of any open chat (or next to a chat result in Search) to open the actions.
ActionWhat it does
RenameChange the auto-generated name.
CloneCreate a copy of the chat that you can continue independently. The original is unaffected.
ArchiveHide the chat from your active history without deleting it. Archived chats are still searchable and restorable.
ShareShare the chat with colleagues. The chat is project-scoped, so they need access to the project too.
ExportSave the chat as PDF or Word.
DeletePermanently remove the chat.
Chat history actions menu showing rename, clone, archive, share, export, and delete
Delete is permanent. If you might want the chat back later, archive it instead.

Archiving and restoring

Archive is the right move for chats you want to keep but don’t need at hand.
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Archive a chat

Open the chat’s menu and click Archive. The chat disappears from the active list.Chat actions menu with Archive highlighted
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Find archived chats

Click your profile icon at the bottom of the sidebar and choose Archived chats. You’ll see the full archive.Profile menu with Archived chats option highlighted
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Restore

Click Restore on any archived chat to bring it back to the active list.

Sharing a chat

By default, chats are private, even when working in shared projects. You can share a chat manually.
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Click Share

Open the chat and click the Share button at the top right.
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Add people or teams

Search by name or pick a team. Set the access level: view-only or edit.Sharing dialog with people and access-level controls
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Save

Sharing changes apply immediately.
Chats belong to a project. You can only share a chat with people who already have access to that project. If a colleague doesn’t see the shared chat, share the project with them first.

Exporting a chat

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Open the chat menu

Click the menu icon at the top of the open chat.Chat menu with Export option visible
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Click Export

Pick PDF or Word.Chat export format dialog showing PDF and Word
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Download

The export includes the full conversation with formatting preserved. Citations are included with their source links.

Tips

The auto-generated name is good but generic. The first time a chat becomes “the negotiation chat for the Acme acquisition”, rename it.
Disk space isn’t an issue. Archived chats stay searchable and restorable; deleted chats don’t.
History only covers the active project. Cmd+K covers all of them.

Next steps

Search

Cross-project search by name and content.
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Chat basics

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