**(I eat my own “dog food”, so I asked Leo premium to prepare the request for me)
Description:** Currently, Leo cannot see the title of the chat it’s participating in, whether auto-generated or user-modified. This creates a missed opportunity for contextual understanding.
Problem: Users often rename chats to reflect their purpose (“German Learning,” “Project X Technical Discussion,” “Research Notes,” etc.). These titles represent valuable metadata about the conversation’s intent and scope, but Leo has no access to this information.
Proposed solution: Include the chat title as part of the context provided to Leo at the start of each message. This could be done via:
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A system message indicating the chat title
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Metadata passed alongside the conversation history
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A simple prefix in the context window
Use case: When users organize multiple Leo conversations by topic, the title provides important framing:
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Helps Leo understand the conversation’s purpose without requiring explicit re-explanation
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Allows better continuity when returning to a chat after time away
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Enables Leo to recognize when a query might be off-topic for that particular workspace
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Improves coherence in long-running, topic-specific conversations
This is especially valuable when combined with the proposed workspace/profile feature, where each workspace would have a descriptive title indicating its purpose.
Technical note: This should respect privacy—titles remain local and are simply passed as context, not stored externally.