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A projects rail in AFK Pilot. Every project with Grok history down the left, each showing its newest conversations, with your pinned conversations lifted above them across all projects and a search that filters both. You can start a new session in any project without switching to it first, and rename, delete or clear history from the row itself. On a phone it is a drawer behind the handle in the header.
Archived projects. Put a project away from its ⋯ menu, and anything untouched for 30 days goes there on its own — into a folded section that stays out of your way. Nothing is lost: an archived project still works, and starting or continuing a conversation in one brings it back. The three most recent projects are never archived automatically, so the list can't empty itself out.
You can delete the conversation you have open, in VS Code and in AFK Pilot. It closes and a new one starts in the same project.
Changed
AFK Pilot's toolbar moved into the conversation. The header names the conversation and its project, with Session history and New session beside it; the project controls live in the rail instead. Projects are ordered by their newest conversation rather than by when their folder was last written to, so clearing a project's history no longer moves it to the top.
Fixed
A conversation could be wedged shut by a Stop that never landed. If the CLI ignored a stop request, the turn never ended, and from then on every message you sent turned into a queued message that could never be sent — only reloading the window cured it. A stop that goes unanswered for ten seconds now restarts the CLI, keeping the conversation, rather than leaving it stuck.
A message sent while Grok was working appeared twice, once as your bubble and once as the queued block.
Renaming, deleting and clearing history now work in a project you have not switched to, instead of being refused — and clearing another project's history shows the result there rather than writing a line into whatever conversation you happen to be reading.