> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.finkkle.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Conversations in Finkkle Spaces: Context and History

> Conversations are the core unit of work in Finkkle Spaces. Each one holds its own history, attached files, artifacts, and context — and persists across sessions.

In Finkkle Spaces, a conversation is the durable record of a piece of work. Unlike a simple chat session that disappears when you close the tab, Spaces conversations persist — with their message history, attached files, generated artifacts, and automation runs — so you can return to any conversation and continue from exactly where you left off.

## How context works

Every conversation maintains its own context independently. Context is **explicit and intentional**: you decide what enters each conversation.

* **Active tab** — the current tab is the primary context by default
* **Linked tabs** — you can explicitly link other open tabs as reference material
* **Attachments** — files, images, and links you add to a message
* **Artifacts** — previously generated outputs you bring back into the thread

Keep context focused. A conversation with a clear objective and minimal, relevant context produces better results than one with everything attached.

## Starting and managing conversations

* **New conversation** — click the compose button or type in the empty composer. Give each conversation a single, clear objective so it stays easy to navigate and share.
* **Rename** — click the conversation title to rename it. Use a name that describes the outcome: "Q3 marketing brief", not "new chat".
* **Archive or delete** — use the conversation menu (⋯) to archive or delete. Archiving hides it from the main list but keeps it searchable.
* **Share** — conversations with shareable artifacts can be exported. Use the share control in the artifact panel.

## Tab context

Each conversation tab stays isolated by default — it does not inherit context from other tabs unless you explicitly link them. To use another tab as context:

1. Open the **Tab context** panel in the right sidebar
2. Click **Use other tabs as context**
3. Select the tabs you want to reference

This is useful when you are researching across multiple pages and want Spaces to synthesize them.

## Artifacts

When Spaces produces a long-form or structured result, it can present it as an artifact — a standalone output you can save, export, or continue iterating on. Artifacts include:

* Documents and notes
* Tables and spreadsheets
* Code files
* Visual outputs
* Slide outlines

Artifacts stay attached to the conversation. Use the **Preview** panel to inspect them and the **Copy** button to export content.

<Tip>
  Give each conversation one outcome. If you need to explore a different topic, start a new conversation instead of appending to an existing one — it keeps histories clean and easy to return to.
</Tip>