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Attachment mangement

I have a bunch of attachments that I have to recall in different chats, every new chat I create I have to “upload” them again.

As you already have all the attachments saved on “https://t3.chat/settings/attachments”, I think it would be useful to mirror it into an “Attachments library” on the main interface where I can favorite and select what attachments (That I already uploaded to the site) I want to include on the context window of the selected chat.

If you add the option to manage the “active attachments” in a given chat it could be very useful.

examples:

- Removing an attachment that was previously uploaded
- Replacing an attachment for an updated version (instead of having to insert a duplicate)
- Just selecting already uploaded attachments…


It would help a lot on my academic and copywriting workflow

Status: Planned6 comments

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Comments6

  • Copper Canary

    please do dis ASAP 🙏, i do this a lot whenever i want to resend some context when the model forget.

  • Pink Pulsar

    agree with Moccasin that this could be part of a larger “Project” feature similar to Anthropic’s interface with Claude models.

  • Plum Burrito

    Wowwww, I didn’t think about this but this is brilliant

  • Moccasin Wobble

    I bet this could become part of the project system, where you attach all of your project files at the top level before digging in prompts

  • Aqua Moose

    I would also suggest that attachments have a reference to the chat they were used, or vice-versa.

    This way we could easily navigate to the chats that attachment was used. It would also make it easier to track which attachments are no longer linked to any chat and are safe to delete. Along with that you would, when deleting an attachment you would be aware of what chats will be impacted and would also be nice to be able to delete these chats as well.

  • Purple Teacup

    PS: By removing, replacing and selecting I mean to include/exclude it from the context window of the chat that is opened.