Is it possible to resume a previous conversation with the building agent to keep editing the same app later?

Yes, you can resume a previous conversation with the building agent. The conversation history stays saved and accessible, letting you go right back to where you left off to keep editing the same app later.

Why does keeping the conversation history matter?

Building or adjusting an app with AI is rarely a one-step process: it usually involves several interactions spread over days or weeks. Without an accessible history, you'd need to re-explain the context from scratch every new session, which would make the process slower and more repetitive.

Saving the history also lets you switch between different projects, starting a new conversation for a different app without losing track of the previous one.

How to access previous conversations

Open Jestor Builder through the agent's button.
Find the conversation history section.
Select the previous conversation related to the app you want to keep editing.
Keep interacting normally — the agent keeps the context already built.

Action	Result
Resume conversation	Keeps editing the same app with context intact
Start new conversation	Begins a different project from scratch

Why choose Jestor

Conversation history with the agent always accessible, with no lost context.
Flexibility to move between different conversations without interrupting ongoing work.
The agent keeps processing requests even while the window is minimized.

FAQ

Does the agent remember decisions made in previous conversations?

Yes, when you resume the conversation, it keeps the context and decisions discussed earlier.

Can I have several conversations open for different apps?

Yes, you can switch between conversations for different apps without mixing up the contexts.

Do I need to repeat the app description every new session?

No, by resuming the previous conversation, the agent already recognizes what was built before. Learn more at jestor.com.

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