# Conversation titles keep up as the conversation moves on

> Conversation titles now change when a conversation moves to a new task, and a title you set yourself stays exactly as you wrote it.

Nov 12, 2026. Topics: Specialists, Agents. https://www.generalinput.com/changelog/2026-11-12-conversation-titles-follow-the-conversation

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](/changelog/2026-10-20-conversations-page) and at the top of the open chat, on the web and on [the phone app](/mobile), 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.