GitHub issue proposes per-conversation archiving for Claude.ai consumer apps
A GitHub issue (anthropics/claude-code#63586) argues for adding per-conversation archiving to Claude.ai consumer apps, separate from delete and project-level archive. Currently, users can only leave chats cluttering the sidebar or delete them, which also removes them from search and memory retrieval. The feature would allow clearing sidebar clutter without losing access to past conversations.
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