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That sidebar of past chats is where they go to be lost forever. Nobody came up with a UI that has decent search experience. It's like reddit internal search eng
by visarga 11mo ago
That sidebar of past chats is where they go to be lost forever. Nobody came up with a UI that has decent search experience. It's like reddit internal search engine, but a bit worse.
- aargh_aargh 11mo agoExactly. The best they came up with is a generated subject-like summary. So many options to explore here. Categorization by topic, by date, by customer account, clustering by topic, search with various ranking options, conversation(s) tree view, histogram per date/topic/account, integration with email, with an issue tracker, various states per chat/thread e.g. resolved/ongoing/non-viable, a knowledge bank to quickly save stuff you learned (code snippets, commands, facts), integration with Notion or a wiki etc etc. Just off the top of my head. I was told there would be rapid prototyping with AI. Haven't seen any of the above.
- lostmsu 11mo agoI face the same problem and agree with your "search experience" remark. But it triggered something and raised this idea: just add the search bar to the top of the page instead of hiding it in the sidebar. That would solve 100% of my need to open the sidebar. Maybe show 5 most recent chats under the search bar when I click it before typing anything.
- stevenicr 11mo agoI am wishing I had tags for past chats, and the sections of them. Would be much faster to find with searching and other small ui tweaks.