Until now, Flo had one long conversation, no matter which project you were looking at. Switch from Work to Recipe Blog and the chat still said "here is how I would prioritize Work." That is a small thing, and also exactly the kind of small thing that makes a tool feel like it is not paying attention.
So every project now has its own chat. Think of it the way you think of separate conversations in any chat app: each one has its own history, its own context, and its own place to pick up where you left off.
How it works
- The project name at the top of Flo's chat is a switcher. Tap it to jump to another project, and its conversation comes with it.
- Ask Flo something in Work, switch to Personal while you wait, and the answer shows up in Work, where you asked. Nothing leaks into the wrong chat.
- Anything Flo creates for you lands on the project you are talking in, so a task you mention in Work stays in Work.
- Type "clear" and Flo offers to clear that project's chat history, add what you typed as a card, or save it as a note.
The most common way to put a task in the wrong place is to be talking to the wrong project without realizing it. A chat that always shows which project you are in removes that guesswork.
Long answers stay readable
When Flo ends a long reply with a question and offers Yes or No, the whole reply now stays open, so you can read the question you are about to answer.
Where your chats live
Your chats stay on the device you typed them on. Your cards, as always, are everywhere.