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#Manage TradeClaw conversations and saved results

TradeClaw keeps recent sessions and saved assistant results separate so you can organize complete research threads and individual findings appropriately.

#Who this is for

Use this guide when you need to find previous research, keep important work visible, or remove a session that is no longer required.

#Find and open a session

Open TradeClaw. Use Recent chats or the session search to locate a conversation by title. On smaller screens, open the Recent chats panel.

Select a session to restore its saved messages. Use Load earlier messages when the conversation contains older history that is not yet visible.

#Rename and pin important research

Open the session options menu:

  • Choose Rename and use a title that states the target and decision.
  • Choose Pin to top for active or frequently reused sessions.
  • Choose Unpin when the session no longer needs priority.

Pinning changes organization, not the conversation content.

#Save an individual result

Use the bookmark action below an assistant answer to save that result. Open Favorites to return to saved items and their source conversations. Remove the favorite when the individual result is no longer useful.

Pin a session when the whole research thread matters; save an item when one answer or result matters.

#Delete a session carefully

Choose Delete from session options only after confirming the entire conversation and all its messages are no longer required. Deletion cannot be undone. It also removes the session’s public availability if it had been shared.

#FAQ

#What is the difference between pinning and saving an item?

Pinning keeps a complete session near the top of recent chats. Saving an item adds one useful assistant result to Favorites.

#Can I rename a TradeClaw session?

Yes. Open the session options, choose Rename, enter a recognizable title, and confirm it.

#Can a deleted session be restored?

No. Deleting a session removes the session and its messages and cannot be undone, so confirm that the research history is no longer needed.

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