How to keep AI agent conversation history to continue editing an app later

Conversation history is access to previous interactions with Builder AI, letting you pick up exactly where a build left off without having to explain everything again. In Jestor, you can have several separate conversations, each tied to a different project or app.

The problem with losing context between sessions

Without a conversation history, every new interaction with an AI agent would require rebuilding context from scratch, even when the goal is to continue exactly what was already being done.

Context resumption: go back to any previous conversation without re-explaining anything.
Separate conversations: each project or app keeps its own history.
New conversation when the topic changes: keeping contexts organized.
Continuous processing: the work keeps going even if you close the agent.

How to resume a previous conversation with the agent in Jestor

Open Builder: and access the list of recent conversations.
Select the matching conversation: for the app you want to keep editing.
Continue where you left off: without re-explaining context already given.
Start a new conversation: when the topic is completely different.
Close the agent if needed: processing of a request in progress continues in the background.

How to configure it in Jestor: no configuration is needed — the history is kept automatically; just reopen the conversation that matches the app you want to keep editing.

Why choose Jestor to build in stages with AI?

Large projects are rarely built in a single session — conversation history lets you work incrementally, coming back to the same agent days later without losing track of what's already been decided.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to re-explain context every time I use the agent again? No, conversation history keeps the context from previous builds.

Can I have several separate conversations with the agent? Yes, you can switch between different conversations depending on the project.

What happens if I close the agent while it's processing? The work keeps being processed normally in the background.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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