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| # 💬 Temporary Chat Guide | |
| Temporary Chat allows you to interact with the assistant in a lightweight, popup-style chat — without creating a new thread or saving any messages. It's perfect for side questions, quick tests, or one-off tasks. | |
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| ## 🔄 How It Works | |
| * Open or close the temporary chat anytime using the shortcut (`⌘K`) or the button in the top right corner. | |
| * You can reset the temporary chat with a shortcut (`⌘E`). | |
| * It appears as a **right-side sliding panel** so you can keep your main chat open. | |
| * Messages sent here are **not saved** to history — once closed, they're gone. | |
| * Temporary chat supports its own **System Prompt**, allowing you to customize behavior. | |
| <img width="1418" alt="systemprompt" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8e851ace-9deb-4cd4-87ef-2ab56ecad731" /> | |
| ## 🧠 Why It's Useful | |
| Imagine you're in the middle of an important discussion and you suddenly need a quick translation or to test a tool — but don't want to clutter the current chat. Temporary Chat is built exactly for that. | |
| **Use cases include:** | |
| * Asking a quick side question without breaking the main conversation flow | |
| * Testing a prompt or tool before using it in your main chat | |
| * Setting up a dedicated system prompt for focused tasks (e.g. translation, formatting) | |
| ## 📝 Real-World Example | |
| For example, if you are not fluent in English, you can set a translation-focused system prompt in the temporary chat (e.g. "Translate everything naturally between Korean and English without extra explanation"). While having a main conversation, whenever you need a translation, you can quickly open the temporary chat using the shortcut, get the translation you need to understand the context, and then return to your main chat to continue the discussion. | |
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| Temporary Chat helps keep your main conversations clean, while still giving you flexibility and speed for all your side tasks. | |