The work should compound, not restart.
You spent an hour questioning a set of documents. The analysis was productive. The findings were useful. You closed the tab.
Tomorrow you need to continue. But the context is gone. The documents must be reuploaded. The instructions must be restated. The prior analysis exists only in your notes.
Search+ keeps the entire working environment persistent — documents, standing instructions, conversations, and cited evidence. Return to the workspace. The work is where you left it.
Every session starts from zero. The understanding never compounds.
The documents have not changed. Your priorities have not changed. The question you need to ask next is clear.
But the tool has forgotten. It does not know what you uploaded yesterday, what instructions you gave, what questions you asked, or what the answers revealed. So before you can continue the work, you must reconstruct the working environment.
Reupload. Re-instruct. Re-orient.
Then, if you remember the right question, you can begin. But you are not continuing the work. You are rebuilding the scaffolding that the work required.
Not a saved transcript. A persistent working environment.
Some tools claim persistence because they save the chat log. You can scroll back and read what was discussed. That is a transcript, not a workspace.
Search+ persistence means:
The documents stay. Every file you added is still in the workspace, processed and queryable.
The instructions stay. Workspace Context — your standing priorities, terminology, evidence standards — applies to every future question without being restated.
The conversations stay. Reopen a prior thread with its scope and conversational context intact. Ask a follow-up that builds on what the workspace already produced.
The evidence stays. Citations, excerpts, and Deep Analysis results remain navigable. The evidence chain from claim to source is preserved.
Each session adds to the last.
A persistent workspace is more useful on day five than on day one.
The first session establishes the documents and the initial questions. The second session adds standing instructions and asks sharper follow-ups. The third session runs a Deep Analysis across specific sources. The fourth narrows to a single document to verify a finding.
None of this requires rebuilding the context. Each session inherits everything the prior sessions established.
The workspace does not just remember the prior work. It participates in it.
Close the tab. The workspace is not the tab.
You do not need to keep the browser open to keep the workspace alive.
Return in an hour, a day, or a week. The documents are present. The Workspace Context is active. The prior conversations are reopenable. The Deep Analysis results are still connected to their sources.
The workspace is a persistent environment, not a session. Its value increases as the project develops, because every prior interaction is available as context for the next question.
Start a workspace that stays.
Add your documents once. Set your instructions once. Ask your questions across sessions. The understanding compounds.
Start a workspace