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Chats, the Recent shelf, Search everything and Job History: where a task you ran yesterday went.

Step 1

Recent chats

Every task is a chat, and the newest sit in the sidebar.

Every task you start is a chat, and the sidebar lists them under RECENT, newest first. The one you used last is marked CONTINUE WHERE YOU LEFT OFF. A task still working shows RUNNING.

The RECENT shelf in the sidebar with the actions menu open on a chat, offering Rename and Delete
The ··· on a chat offers Rename and Delete.
  • Rename a chat to something you will recognise later. Grep names it from the first question.
  • Delete removes the transcript from your history. What Grep learned from it stays in its memory.
  • The + beside RECENT starts a new task.

Checked against the product on October 15, 2026

Step 2

Search everything

One box for jobs, agents, loops, files and pages.

Search everything, at the top of the sidebar, opens a command palette (⌘K, or Ctrl+K). Type part of a name and it lists matching jobs, agents, loops, files and pages; the arrow keys move and Enter opens.

Try it in Grep: Show me Search everything

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Step 3

Job History

Every research job you have run, as a table.

Job History, in the sidebar, lists every research job as a row: its ID, the agent that ran it, the type, the report, the input it was given and the date. Clicking a row opens the job.

The Job History toolbar with the All agents filter, a search box and Export, above a table with one research job
Filter by agent, search, or export what you are looking at.
  • All agents narrows the table to one agent's jobs.
  • Every column sorts and filters, and the columns can be dragged into a different order.
  • The input cell opens to show everything the job was given, with Copy JSON.

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Step 4

Export it

The table as a CSV.

Export downloads job-history.csv: every job that matches your search, type and agent choice, up to 10,000 rows.

Try it in Grep: Show me Export

Checked against the product on October 15, 2026