I’d like normal ChatGPT conversations to be addable to code projects originally created from Codex.
At the moment, there seems to be an inconsistency in how this works:
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Conversations created in Work mode appear to be draggable/addable to Codex-originated projects.
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Normal ChatGPT conversations cannot be added to those same projects.
This is particularly limiting because a lot of useful software-development work happens naturally in normal ChatGPT conversations before there is any need to use Work or Codex: discussing architecture, refining requirements, reviewing an implementation plan, evaluating design decisions, debugging concepts, etc.
Currently, if the conversation started as a normal chat, I cannot simply drag it into the code project, even though a Work-mode conversation appears to support this.
The feature request is therefore very small and specific:
Allow normal ChatGPT conversations to be dragged or moved into Codex-originated/code projects in the same way that Work conversations can be.
Ideally, this should preserve the full conversation and its attachments as project context rather than requiring users to manually copy specifications, summaries, or decisions into a new Work conversation.
This would make the transition from discussion/specification in regular ChatGPT to implementation in Codex much more natural, while also making the behavior of normal chats and Work chats more consistent.