Workflows

Vee Chat History and Threads in Velveteen

Updated June 13, 2026

The short answer

Vee conversations are saved as threads. You can use the modal for quick questions, open full-screen Vee for thread navigation, continue an existing conversation, or start a new thread when the context changes.

Thread history helps Vee keep continuity across longer questions. Starting a new thread is useful when you switch from one release, track, artist, or workflow to another.

How threads work

Conversation records

Vee stores conversations so the dashboard can show existing threads.

Full-screen route

The /dashboard/vee/[threadId] route opens a specific Vee thread.

New thread

The /dashboard/vee/new route starts a fresh thread.

Unread signal

The dashboard can show an unread dot when Vee has unread conversation activity.

When to start fresh

  1. 1

    Changing topic

    Start a new thread when you move from one release, track, artist, or account issue to another.
  2. 2

    Changing goal

    Start fresh when an old chat was about explanation and the new one is about action.
  3. 3

    Reducing confusion

    Use a new thread if Vee seems to be carrying context from a previous task.

Modal vs full-screen

The modal is better for quick help while you stay on the current dashboard page.

Full-screen Vee is better when you want to review threads, continue a longer exchange, or keep Vee as the main workspace.

Frequently asked questions

Are Vee chats one-off messages?+

No. The dashboard has conversation routes and thread navigation for saved Vee conversations.

Can I continue a previous thread?+

Yes. Open the full-screen Vee view and choose the existing thread.

When should I create a new thread?+

Create a new thread when the object or goal changes, especially when moving between releases, tracks, artists, support, and billing.

Does thread history replace catalog reads?+

No. If the current answer depends on live catalog state, Vee should call the relevant tool again.

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