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Currently, the "Stop" button is only available on the last message block in a thread during generation, and stopping a generation means losing the potential response. This limitation:
Forces users to scroll to the bottom to stop generation
Makes it unclear whether earlier messages can be stopped
Creates confusion about the generation state of each block
Loses potential responses when users want to save for later
Why not implement a "Smart Stop" feature that would:
Add a stop button to every message block during generation
Maintain UI consistency with the existing stop button
Allow stopping generation from any visible block
Add an option to preserve the query for later use
Integrate with the existing message block UI system
The feature would:
Display stop buttons in sync with generation state
Save stopped queries for later resumption
Use existing message block components
Follow current styling patterns
Use Case
Long Responses with Intent to Resume:
User triggers a complex query
Realizes they need to leave/switch tasks
Stops with "Preserve for Later" option
Query saved with context for later resumption
Multiple Messages Planning:
User working on multiple related queries
Needs to pause some for research
Preserves partial generations
Can resume each when ready
Research Organization:
Working on complex research
Multiple queries in progress
Preserves promising threads
Resumes when additional info gathered
Task Management:
Morning planning session
Sets up multiple queries
Preserves them for different times
Manages workload efficiently
Alternatives Considered
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Feature Description
Currently, the "Stop" button is only available on the last message block in a thread during generation, and stopping a generation means losing the potential response. This limitation:
Why not implement a "Smart Stop" feature that would:
The feature would:
Use Case
Alternatives Considered
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: