Directly Save Specific AI Conversation Pairs You Want to Revisit with Saved
Saved is a feature for selecting and keeping specific user-assistant conversation pairs that the user judges important or worth re-checking.
While using AI conversations, there are questions and answers you want to read again later, though not enough to make them a reference point for the entire conversation. Saved lets the user directly select such specific conversation pairs to revisit. It is different from copying the entire conversation into a folder or an automatic importance scoring feature.
Saved is not content the system guessed as important but a single conversation pair the user chose to revisit.
What Changed in This Update
- A logical conversation pair consisting of a User message and its corresponding Assistant message is used as a single save unit.
- Only conversations the user explicitly selects become Saved.
- Saved can be represented as an equal node alongside Pack and Anchor in Graph View.
- Can be used to quickly find specific evidence, explanations, ideas, or conversations just before a decision.
- Creating a Saved does not make the conversation an Anchor or automatically deliver it to a new conversation.
How to Verify
- Find a question and answer you want to re-check during an AI conversation.
- Execute the Saved action in 5by Tools.
- Check the title and conversation content of the saved item.
- Later, find the Saved through search or Graph View and read it again.
Example in Actual Usage Flow
For example, to use this feature in actual work, the user finds a question and answer they want to re-check during an AI conversation. They execute the Saved action in 5by Tools. Then they check the title and conversation content of the saved item. When needed, they find the Saved through search or Graph View later and read it again. However, when using the feature, the following boundaries must be observed. Saved targets a single logical conversation pair and is not a feature that auto-summarizes and saves the entire conversation. Knowing this distinction helps users use the feature without confusing the system's automatic processing with their explicit choices.
Before and After the Change
Understanding this feature as simple storage, auto-summary, or auto-recommendation blurs the boundary with other features. In this update, Saved is a feature for selecting and keeping specific user-assistant conversation pairs that the user judges important or worth re-checking. We separated actions the user directly executes from actions where the system shows structure, clarifying what is recorded and what does not change state.
Scope and Things to Note
- Saved targets a single logical conversation pair and is not a feature that auto-summarizes and saves the entire conversation.
- Saved is not automatically created without the user's choice.
- The number of Saved items or screen view counts does not automatically confirm memory importance.
- Saved and Anchor have different purposes and scopes and are not treated as the same feature.
Why This Change Matters in the Overall 5BY.AI Structure
Saved is how the user leaves small emphasis points in their memory structure. Instead of the system collecting similar content and determining importance, the user selects conversations they actually want to revisit. These selections become starting points for exploring which evidence and ideas were repeatedly used over time.
Criteria for Verifying This Update
- The user's explicit choices and the system's automatic processing should be explained separately.
- The target unit of the feature and boundaries with other features should match between public description and actual behavior.
- Screen navigation or similarity alone should not automatically determine importance, correct answers, or recommendation paths.
Related Pages
- The Difference Between Saved and Anchor
- Anchor Is Not Saved
- Why the User Must Choose Directly
- 5by Tools Feature Guide