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Chat history

Every chat is saved automatically on your computer, after each answer. Nothing is uploaded.

Continue a chat

Section titled “Continue a chat”
Terminal window
kunji chat -c                  # continue your most recent chat
kunji chat --resume 3fa2c1     # continue a specific one

From the menu: Continue last chat, or Open a saved chat to pick one. When a chat reopens, kunji shows its title and the last answer so you know where you were, and uses the same model as before (pass -m to switch).

When you leave a chat, kunji prints its id:

Saved as chat 3fa2c1. Continue later: kunji chat --resume 3fa2c1

You only need the first few characters of an id.

Section titled “List and search”
Terminal window
kunji history                  # newest first
kunji history search docker    # find chats by words in titles or messages

Inside a chat: /history shows recent chats and /history docker searches.

Show, export and delete

Section titled “Show, export and delete”
Terminal window
kunji history show 3fa2c1
kunji history export 3fa2c1            # writes kunji-chat-3fa2c1.md
kunji history export 3fa2c1 -o notes.md
kunji history delete 3fa2c1
kunji history delete --all             # asks before deleting everything

Turn history off

Section titled “Turn history off”
Terminal window
kunji config set chat.history false

Or Settings → Save chat history in the menu. Existing chats are kept until you delete them.

Where chats are stored

Section titled “Where chats are stored”

One JSON file per chat in the chats folder of kunji’s data folder; run kunji config path to see where. See Files and folders.