Changelog
Conversation titles keep up as the conversation moves on
Until now a conversation was named once, from its first message. A chat that opened with "quick question" kept that title, and one that started on a launch plan and moved on to pricing copy still read "Launch plan" in your list. Now titles follow the conversation: as you keep talking, we check whether the title still says what the conversation is about, and rename it only when it clearly doesn't. The new title appears in your conversation list and at the top of the open chat, on the web and on the phone app, without a refresh.
How it works
- A check after each of your first two messages, then every third. A first message often names no task yet, so the first two each get a look. After that, a look comes with every third message you send. The specialist's own replies and updates don't count.
- A stable title stays put. A small, fast decision model reads the title next to the latest messages and keeps it unless it is clearly stale: the talk has moved to a different task or topic, or the title is too general to name one. Only then is a new title written, with the old one in view, so a title that still fits comes back unchanged.
- Your names are yours. Rename a conversation and it is never renamed for you again, even if you rename it while a check is running. Titles from before this change stay as they are.
- Where it applies. Chats with your specialists, and the conversations on a workflow, app or skill.
The check itself is on us. Writing a new title costs what naming a conversation always has.