Keep a long chat on track
As a chat grows, Wisetree keeps a running summary of earlier turns so your agents stay on topic without you re-explaining. You can steer back anytime with a quick recap, split a new topic into its own chat, and trust the thread to hold across a long conversation.
A good conversation can run long. So it does not drift or forget itself, Wisetree quietly keeps the thread — and you have a couple of easy ways to steer.
Step by step
- 1
Let the summary do the work
As the chat grows, a running summary keeps earlier points in mind so you do not repeat them.
- 2
Steer with a recap
If the thread wanders, a one-line recap of what you want pulls the team back on course.
- 3
Split off a new topic
When the subject really changes, start a fresh chat — it keeps each conversation clean.
- 4
Revisit the goal
Restating the goal now and then keeps a long session pointed at the outcome you want.
Why context stays bounded
Instead of dragging the entire history into every turn, Wisetree carries a summary plus the recent messages. That keeps answers quick and focused even after a long back-and-forth.
Key terms
- Running summary.
- A rolling recap of earlier turns the agents carry so they remember a long chat.
- Context.
- What the team keeps in mind for this chat — bounded, so replies stay fast and on-topic.
FAQ
Do agents forget the start of a long chat?
No — a running summary preserves the earlier thread, so the team keeps the plot even in a long conversation.
Should I start a new chat for a new topic?
Yes — when the subject genuinely changes, a fresh chat keeps each conversation focused and easy to revisit.