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Sharing a conversation

A conversation can be shared with people who do not have an Ocai account. Share it from the conversation, and the recipient gets a link they can open.

This is the useful case: passing a piece of analysis to a colleague, sending a draft to someone who needs to read it, or keeping a record of what was decided.

What the recipient sees

They see the conversation as it stands: your messages and Ocai's replies, in order.

They do not get your account, your files, your projects, or any other conversation. The link grants access to that one conversation and nothing else.

Before you share

Read the conversation once with a stranger's eyes.

• Anything you pasted is visible. Text, files, and links in the conversation are part of it.
• Check for names and details that should not travel.
• Remove anything sensitive first, if you can. Editing the conversation before sharing is the simplest control you have.

If the conversation is about work that belongs in a project, share it only with people who should see that project.

A better shape for sharing

For anything that will be read more than once, put it in a project rather than pasting it into a chat. Projects keep the material together with the conversation. See Projects.

Questions people ask

Does the recipient need an account?

No. The link works for anyone you send it to.

Can they see my other conversations?

No. The link grants access to that one conversation.

Can I take a shared conversation back?

Treat a shared link as something you have handed over, and share only what the recipient should have. If you need the ability to revoke access, confirm the current behaviour before you rely on it.