Project sources
Keep notes, specs and research available outside a single conversation.
Persistent project context · Conversation continuity
Long conversations contain hard-won decisions, corrections, and the little details that make complex work possible. Save that knowledge in your Phasoric vault, then retrieve it when the next conversation begins.
Phasoric does not automatically archive external chats or recover messages it never received.
Hosted MCP starts with Premium. It reaches explicitly mapped Phasoric Hosted, Dropbox, Google Drive or GitHub vaults. Local-only vaults are not reachable; device-encrypted remote bodies remain unavailable.
Read the ChatGPT connection guideBeyond a compressed handoff
When a thread reaches its limit, a summary may omit the rejected approach, the clarified requirement or the source that changed the plan. Preserve those details as project records with their original sources.
Keep notes, specs and research available outside a single conversation.
Record the rationale, caveats, and unresolved issues.
Let an authorized compatible AI client search and read the records when needed.
A practical handoff
Capture the project brief, important decisions, corrections, research, constraints and open questions in your Phasoric vault while the source conversation is still accessible.
Keep the rationale and links to original material, not only a compressed AI summary. Update the records as the project develops.
Explicitly map an internet-reachable vault, connect a supported AI client through Phasoric MCP, and ask it to read the authorized project knowledge before continuing.
Prompt for the next thread
“Search my Phasoric vault for this project's brief, decisions, constraints, and open questions. Read the relevant sources, cite what you found, and tell me what still needs confirmation before continuing.”
Requires an authenticated, supported AI connector with access to the saved records. Client plans and workspace policies determine availability; this suggested workflow is not a verified ChatGPT interoperability result.
Start with one project. Keep its essential context in your vault, and make it available when you need it again.
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