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Topics stay fast as your chats grow

Chats with many topics stay fast as they grow: the topic list, the General tab and the unread badges of long chats now open in a fraction of the time they used to.

  • Topics
  • Chats

What you get

  • In our tests on a chat with 200,000 messages and 100 topics, the topic list opens in 1.4 seconds instead of 8.1, and the General tab in about 40 milliseconds instead of over 2 seconds.
  • Unread badges for 50 chats with 100 topics each are counted in under 0.6 seconds instead of 6.8. A change refreshes only the topics it touches, and if a refresh fails, the next one reloads everything, so badges do not stay wrong.
  • Each chat holds up to 100 topics. New Topic and the Topics page show how many you have used, for example 37 of 100. At 100 the + button is off, and the page explains that removing a topic frees a place, while closing one does not.
  • When a topic cannot be added, the message names the limit you reached: 100 topics in a chat, or 20 topics on one message.
  • On phones and tablets, from 8 topics on, the Topics page and Move to Topic get a search field. On a computer, the topic menus follow the keyboard: type to find, use the arrow keys, Home and End, and the chosen item scrolls into view.
  • In early access for selected companies.

Read the topics guide

More updates

  1. Early access

    Come back to an old topic and pick up where you left off

    When you come back to a topic after weeks or months, your AI employee brings in what it learned in that topic, and what was said there stays current unless something newer replaced it.

  2. Early access

    Each topic shows its own unread count

    Topics got sharper: every tab shows its own unread count, so you see at a glance where something new is waiting.

  3. Early access

    Topics now work in chats with colleagues too

    Topics now work in chats with colleagues too: sort a conversation into your own topic tabs, each with its own unread count and search, and nobody else sees your topics. In early access.

  4. Early access

    An approval written in a topic decides only that topic

    When you approve or decline inside a topic, your answer applies only to what was asked in that topic, so a yes in one topic never approves an action from another. In early access.