Favorites

The Favorites tab is a simple, focused view: it shows only the conversations you've starred. No folders, no hierarchy — just a flat list of your most important chats, one click away.

What Can Be Favorited

Conversations, prompts, and snippets can all be starred — but they don't all end up here.

ItemWhere its favorites show
ConversationsThis tab, plus floated to the top of their folder
PromptsTop of the Prompts tree, and its ⭐ filter
SnippetsTop of the Snippets tree, and its ⭐ filter

The Favorites tab is conversations only. Each tab keeps its own starred set so a favourited prompt doesn't clutter your list of important chats.

Using the Favorites Tab

Click any item to navigate directly to that conversation. The currently active conversation is highlighted.

Each item shows a ⭐ button on hover — click it to quickly unfavorite and remove it from the list.

Filtering

The header provides three filter options:

  • Search — Filter by conversation title
  • Tags — Filter by assigned tags (OR logic — shows items with any selected tag)
  • Type — Cycle through All / Conversations / Images

These filters work the same as in the Library tab but are scoped to your favorites only.

Tip

The Favorites tab is great as a "working set" — star the 5-10 conversations you're actively using this week, and switch between them without scrolling through your full library. Un-star them when you're done.

Favoriting Workflow

You don't manage favorites from this tab — you manage them from the Library tab:

  1. In the Library tab, right-click a conversation → Add to Favorites
  2. Or hover over a conversation and click the star icon in the action bar
  3. The conversation immediately appears in the Favorites tab and floats to the top of its folder in the Library tab

To remove: right-click → Remove from Favorites, or click the star in the Favorites tab itself.

Tip

Combine favorites with the "Favorites only" filter in the Library tab (⭐ button in the filter bar) for a quick view without leaving the tree. The Favorites tab is better for minimal-distraction access — no folders, no context, just your starred items.

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