CHAI guide

How to save CHAI conversations and preserve the important details

Saving a CHAI conversation is easiest when you preserve both the original words and a short account of what those words changed in the story or relationship.

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A raw copy preserves the record, a summary preserves the meaning

A transcript can be valuable for rereading, but it does not tell a fresh bot which details are current, which events were revised, or where to resume.

If you cannot find a platform option for the exact backup you need, create a manual text copy of the accessible chat and keep it in a private location you control.

Signs it is time to make a continuity note

  • You are changing devices or starting a different conversation.
  • A memorable chat contains facts that should survive a reset.
  • The conversation has become too long to scan for the current state.

A practical CHAI preservation workflow

Make a local raw copy of the portion you want to preserve.

Send the selected text to thredly for a structured recap rather than relying on a memory of the whole exchange.

Name the summary by character and date, then update it when the relationship or storyline changes.

thredly is independent of CHAI. It does not read CHAI 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.

What a useful handover should retain

  • Character identity, personality, voice, and any user persona details that still matter.
  • Names, relationships, boundaries, promises, preferences, and corrections that supersede earlier information.
  • Important story events, locations, dates, running jokes, unresolved plot points, and the current objective.
  • A short instruction for the next session that states where the conversation should resume.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use a CHAI summary in another chat?

Yes, a concise handover can be pasted into a fresh chat to explain the relevant identity, facts, and current situation.

Is a summary a replacement for a backup?

No. Keep the raw text if you need a full record. The summary is the smaller document you use to continue.