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Every chat you start is saved automatically. Foundry groups them in the sidebar so the most recent stuff stays one click away.
Foundry sidebar — New Session, Workspace (Scheduled Tasks, Templates), Search, Sessions (Recent / Older), Credits balance.

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How chats are grouped

The sidebar shows three buckets, in this order:
BucketWhat’s in it
RecentChats from today.
Previous 7 DaysAnything you touched in the past week.
OlderEverything else, oldest first.
Each entry shows the chat title. Scheduled-task chats get an extra unread badge so a task that fired overnight is visible the moment you open Foundry. Hit ⌘K (Mac) / Ctrl K (Windows/Linux) anywhere to open global search. Type a phrase and Foundry filters the list to chats that contain it — title and body, across all buckets.

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Rename, pin, delete

Hover a chat in the sidebar to get the context menu:
  • Rename — give it a memorable title (the default is auto-summarized from your first message).
  • Pin — sticks it to the top, above Recent.
  • Delete — removes it permanently. There’s no trash.

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Resuming a chat

Click any chat in the sidebar to reopen it. Foundry preserves the mode (Chat / Image / Agent / etc.), the active Sources, and the active Skills as they were when you last left. If a scheduled task ran while you were away, it appears as a new entry in Recent with an unread dot — click in and you’ll see the task’s run output.

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Tips

  • Pin work-in-progress chats so they’re never more than one click away.
  • Rename early — the auto-title is fine, a custom title is better for search a week later.

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Limits

  • Deleted chats can’t be recovered.
  • Search is title + body only — it doesn’t search inside attached files.

Keyboard shortcuts

Every shortcut, every context.

Scheduled Tasks

Tasks land in your chat history.