Pinned responses
Long chats bury good answers. Pin any assistant reply and it lands in a Pinned bar under the chat header, one click away no matter how far the conversation has scrolled on.
Pinning a reply
Open the … menu below any assistant message and pick Pin this response. A pin is a bookmark, not an edit - the message still reaches the model exactly like every other turn. Unpin this response lives in the same menu, and the bar disappears with the last pin. Replies imported with Hide from transcript can’t be pinned, since they sit inside a collapsed card.
The Pinned bar
- One chip per pin - each pinned reply shows as a one-line chip under the chat header, in conversation order; with many pins the row scrolls sideways. Click a chip to scroll that response back into view; the bubble flashes so you can spot it.
- Readable previews - chip text is the response with its markdown stripped, so a code-only answer previews as its first line of code. Hover a chip to see more of it, which is usually enough to tell two similar pins apart.
- Badge on the bubble - the pinned reply carries a small Pinned badge under its bubble.
Where pins live
Pins are stored with the chat, so they survive restarts and travel in data backups. Forking a chat copies the pins on the replies the fork includes. Regenerate replaces the last reply with a new one, and a pin on that reply moves to the new one.
Pinning a chat (from the sidebar row, the chat header menu, or the /pin command) is a different feature: that keeps the whole conversation at the top of the sidebar, while pinning a response bookmarks one answer inside it.
Pin a reply when you want to find it again in this chat. If you want to reuse text as a prompt elsewhere, keep it as a Snippet instead - Save as Snippet in the … menu does that for your own prompts. To give a reply to other chats as reference material, Save to Library in its … menu adds it to your Library.