I propose a feature that allows users to reference and integrate information from previous conversations into a new thread seamlessly. This could be achieved through conversation IDs, thread titles, or a selectable history feature where users can choose specific past conversations to be included in the current discussion.
Key Benefits:
- Enables users to maintain continuity across multiple threads without starting from scratch.
- Allows referencing multiple past conversations for more informed and context-aware responses.
- Improves efficiency by reducing the need to manually summarize past discussions.
- Enhances long-term project tracking and follow-ups for complex topics.
This feature would provide a more dynamic and user-friendly experience, especially for users who rely on AI for ongoing discussions, research, and problem-solving.
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Welcome to the forum this may work for you. 
It’s called projects you can link instructions etc
https://help.openai.com/en/articles/10169521-using-projects-in-chatgpt
Sorry I write fantasy and sci fi I build RPGs forgive the open chat.
That works in ChatGPT Plus but it doesn’t work for team workspaces as memory is siloed at the conversation level, not the project level.
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I’m not really a developer. Just interested in this stuff.
As I understand it, projects seem to have large granularity.
One way to partially implement this that would be relatively simple:
- The engine issues a prompt with an incrementing number, much like you can do in a unix command shell. So [131] Ready > That prompt and the model’s reply are a block.
Now you can make reference to ConversationName Blocks 37-43, with flags for, “Treat the block string only” “query the other model for why it came to the answer it did.” “Import the association chains N levels deep that lead to this block’s response.”
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