In Unstoppable Cowork you can run many chats in a project, branch one in a new direction by forking it, and tuck finished ones away by archiving them. This article covers running several chats, forking, and archiving.
Run several chats at once
Within a project, open as many chats as you like. The assistant carries the project's context across all of them, so each one starts already knowing what it's working on. Run different tasks side by side without them getting tangled together.
Fork a chat to branch a direction
When you want to try a different approach without losing the conversation you already have, fork the chat. Forking branches from where you are into a new chat, so you can explore one idea in the fork while the original stays intact. It's useful when a conversation reaches a fork in the road and both directions are worth trying.
Archive a chat when you're done
When a chat has served its purpose, archive it to tuck it away and keep your project tidy. Archiving doesn't delete anything — the chat, and everything it produced, stay saved and searchable.
Next steps
- Searching your workspace — find an archived chat, note, or document later.
- Organizing work with projects — notes, attachments, artifacts, and pinned context.
- What is Unstoppable Cowork? — the bigger picture of how Cowork works.