Every creative project develops a private language. References gain meaning. Rejected options become boundaries. A casual sentence from an early conversation turns into the standard used to judge everything that follows.
When you move between tools, that invisible structure is usually the first thing you lose.
A transcript is not the same as context
Copying a long conversation into a new window preserves words, but not necessarily priority. The next model needs to know which decisions are settled, which tensions remain productive, and which parts of the work are still allowed to change.
Useful context is edited context. It is a living brief, not an archive dump.
The creative advantage is not remembering everything. It is remembering what matters now.
Carry decisions, not just messages
Before a handoff, capture three things: the intent, the current shape, and the open question. That small structure lets a new model contribute without resetting the project or blindly inheriting every earlier assumption.
The more fluidly context can travel, the more freely you can choose the right model for the next move. That is the workspace Dethink is being built to make possible.