What should I put in a new Character AI chat?
Include a short character and relationship brief, recent events, unresolved threads, and the immediate next scene. Avoid copying unrelated early messages.
Character AI guide
A fresh Character AI chat needs the story state you want to continue. Review any Facts you choose to copy into it, then add missing relationship or scene details.
Starting a new chat can help when an old thread becomes repetitive or difficult to steer. Character.AI's official Memory guide says c.ai+ users can select Start new chat and choose to copy Facts into the new chat's memory, where available. Review the copied Facts, then use a manual handover for current scene details that are missing.
A handover works best when it separates durable character facts from recent plot events and ends with one clear next beat.
Copy the portion that captures the current arc and create a thredly summary.
Review the summary for names, pronouns, boundaries, chronology, and the final decision before you use it.
Open a fresh chat, paste the summary first, and state the exact scene or conversation point to continue.
thredly is independent of Character AI. It does not read Character AI chats automatically. Copy a conversation section or use a native export when available, then paste or upload the text through thredly's supported web workflow.
Include a short character and relationship brief, recent events, unresolved threads, and the immediate next scene. Avoid copying unrelated early messages.
It provides useful context, but generated replies can still vary. Correct the summary when the story changes and keep sensitive information out of any tool you do not want to use for it.