When a ChatGPT chat gets too long, start a new one and bring the key facts along. Here's how. Your messages and ChatGPT's replies both take up space.
A long chat can show Context window full, or Chat memory full. If the notice offers a new chat with a summary, take it. OpenAI warns a summary may leave out details.
You can also ask the old chat to summarize what you decided, what's still open, and the key facts. Check it, fix any mistakes, and copy it. Select a new chat in the sidebar.
Paste your summary first, then say what you want next. Or keep both chats in a Project. In the old chat's menu, select Move to project.
With project memory, chats can reference others in the same project. Kortex can carry the context for you. In its Library, open a chat's menu and choose Continue in another AI.
It packs what the chat decided, what's still open and the key facts. You pick the AI and edit the pack. In a new chat box, type semicolon ref to bring in a passage from a past chat, with a link back.
Then check the new chat has the details you need.