> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.moselle.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.moselle.io/mo/tips/manage-mo-threads.md).

# Manage Mo Threads

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**Quick Answer:** Access all past Mo conversations from the **∨ dropdown** at the top of the Mo chat. Start a fresh conversation with the **+ button** in the top left. Threads are named automatically from your first prompt and cannot be renamed or deleted. Both actions take seconds.
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## What is a Mo thread?

**A Mo thread is** a saved conversation that is automatically created each time you ask Mo a question. Threads let you pick up where you left off, revisit past analysis, and keep your Mo conversations organized by topic.

Mo automatically names each thread based on your first prompt, so your history is easy to scan and identify at a glance.

## How do I navigate my Mo thread history?

### Opening a past thread

All of your previous Mo conversations are accessible from the thread dropdown at the top of the Mo chat.

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### Open Mo

Open Mo via the **Ask Mo page** (glasses icon at the top of the left sidebar) or the **"Hello! How can I help you?"** widget in the top right of any page.
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### Open the thread dropdown

At the top of the Mo chat, you'll see the name of your current thread followed by a **dropdown arrow (∨)**. Click the **∨ arrow** to open a list of all your past threads.
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### Select a thread

Click any thread name to navigate directly to that conversation. Your full conversation history — including all previous questions, answers, and analysis — will reload exactly as you left it.
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## How do I start a new Mo chat?

To start a fresh Mo conversation without losing your current thread:

1. Click the **+ button** in the top left corner of the Mo chat.
2. A new, blank chat will open and Mo is ready for your next question.

Your previous threads are always saved and accessible from the **∨ dropdown** — starting a new chat does not delete anything.

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**Tip:** Use the + button whenever you're switching to a new topic. Keeping conversations focused on one subject makes it easier to find them later in your thread history.
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## How does Mo name threads?

Mo automatically generates a name for each thread based on your **first prompt** in that conversation. You cannot rename threads manually.

Since the thread name reflects your opening question, a specific first prompt leads to a more descriptive and useful thread name.

| First prompt                                    | Thread name Mo generates      |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| "Show forecast performance for this year"       | Forecast Performance Review   |
| "Which Grade A SKUs have the biggest variance?" | Grade A SKU Forecast Variance |
| "Walk me through EU SKU transition logic"       | EU SKU Transition Logic       |

## What can I do with Mo threads?

| Action                        | Available?                                       |
| ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Navigate to a past thread     | ✅ Yes — use the **∨ dropdown**                   |
| Start a new chat              | ✅ Yes — use the **+ button**                     |
| Rename a thread               | ❌ Not available — Mo names threads automatically |
| Delete a thread               | ❌ Not available                                  |
| Search through thread history | ❌ Not available — browse via the **∨ dropdown**  |

## Tips for staying organized

Since threads can't be renamed or deleted, a little intention upfront goes a long way.

**Start each topic as a new thread**\
Use the + button when switching subjects. Mixing multiple topics in one thread makes it harder to find things later.

**Lead with a clear, specific first prompt**\
Since Mo uses your first message as the thread name, a specific opening question (e.g., "Analyze sell-through for Sephora Q4") produces a much more useful thread name than something vague (e.g., "Help").

**Use your thread history as a running log**\
Your thread list is a record of the questions your business has been exploring in Moselle. Teams can use it to track recurring analyses, revisit past forecasts, or hand off context to a colleague.

## Quick reference

| What you want to do               | How to do it                                              |
| --------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| See all past Mo conversations     | Click the **∨ arrow** next to the current thread name     |
| Return to a previous conversation | Click the **∨ arrow**, then click the thread name         |
| Start a fresh Mo chat             | Click the **+** button in the top left of Mo              |
| Find Mo from any page             | Click **"Hello! How can I help you?"** in the top right   |
| Open the full Mo page             | Click the **glasses icon** at the top of the left sidebar |

## Related guides

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[Get Better Results with Mo](/mo/tips/tips-for-better-prompts.md)
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[Save Your Favourite Prompts](/mo/tips/save-favourite-prompts.md)
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