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June 28, 2026

Chat history in the sidebar

Past conversations with an instructor, listed where you are already looking.

If your organization runs one expert, the AI instructor is not a feature of Fuel so much as the whole of it. That was not what the interface said. Past conversations lived behind a History button in the header, which opened a drawer over the page, which is a reasonable place to put them when you are picking between a dozen coaches and the wrong place when there is only one and you talk to it every day.

Those sessions now sit in the sidebar, listed newest first, the way a chat product lists them. Voice and text sessions carry different icons so you can tell at a glance which kind of conversation you are returning to, and Show more pages back through the rest rather than loading everything at once. Clicking one opens its full transcript on a page of its own, which means a conversation has an address: you can link to it, keep it open in a tab, and come back to it.

This applies to tenants with a single instructor and no course library, where the header History button and its drawer were doing duplicate work and are now hidden. Everywhere else the header button is still there, because with several instructors the question is whose history you want, and the drawer answers that better than a list would.