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[FEAT]: Edit Prompts and save but not resubmit #3072
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Originally created by @til2000 on GitHub (Jan 6, 2026).
Originally assigned to: @timothycarambat on GitHub.
What would you like to see?
As a Chat-User I start a conversation with some structured initial messages.
here are three subsequent messages:
After a more or less lengthy conversation I reach a partial solution.
Now I want to save tokens and start over without carrying the chat history which lead to the partial solution.
To do that, I want to
some documentsandsome other informationanymoreconcrete promptwhich I want to pursue now, aspartial solutionis given.currently I only can
save&submit- so if I adaptinitial problem descriptionI need to add all following messages new.As new feature,
Anything-LLMenables tosaveseparately fromsave&submit.I am able to edit
initial problem descriptionandsavethe changes.Then I can adjust
concrete promptand chosesave&submit, so that only one prompt with all the adjusted messages is sent to LLM.@shatfield4 commented on GitHub (Jan 6, 2026):
Just to confirm here, what you are asking is that we allow you just to edit the message history and save this without sending the new message back to the LLM and get a new response?
@til2000 commented on GitHub (Jan 7, 2026):
spot on 👍
I found it helpful that I am currently already able to edit the LLM's responses.
@Pallavikumarimdb commented on GitHub (Jan 14, 2026):
Hi @timothycarambat , Can I work on this?
@timothycarambat commented on GitHub (Jan 14, 2026):
@Pallavikumarimdb I have marked it as core team because it requires designs