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This section describes the chat lifecycle, context handling, and isolation principles of the AI Chat feature.
Each conversation in AI Chat is stored as an individual chat object. A chat maintains its own message history and contextual information throughout its lifetime.
The lifecycle includes the following stages:
•Creation: A new chat is created when the user starts a conversation.
•Active: Messages are exchanged and contextual information is continuously updated as the conversation progresses.
•Reopened: Previously created chats can be reopened from the chat history to continue the conversation with its stored context.
•Archived: Chats can be archived to organize the list while preserving the conversation history.
•Deletion: Chats can be permanently deleted by the user.
AI Chat maintains contextual awareness within each chat, ensuring coherent interactions throughout the conversation.
The assistant can:
•Retain the entire conversation history, enabling continuity.
•Understand follow-up questions in relation to previously exchanged information, ensuring relevant and contextual answers.
•Takes the current view within the application into account when processing a request.
Starting a new chat, results in a complete context reset, no information is carried over from prior chats.
Each chat maintains its own isolated context. Chats are strictly isolated from one another with no carry-over of context or hidden shared memory between chats.
For users concerned with security and stability, the AI Chat is built on the following principles:
•Deterministic Context Boundaries: Each chat operates within clearly defined context boundaries.
•No Hidden States: There's no accidental sharing of data between different chats.
•Explicit Deletion Semantics: All deletions are hard deletes; once a chat is removed, it is permanently inaccessible.