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List all active conversations for this mind. Use when you need to see what conversations exist, check their models, or find a conversation ID.
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| name | list-conversations |
| description | List all active conversations for this mind. Use when you need to see what conversations exist, check their models, or find a conversation ID. |
This skill lists all active conversations managed by this mind.
Run the chat script with --list:
$MNGR_AGENT_STATE_DIR/commands/chat.sh --list
This reads the mind_conversations table from the llm database and displays each conversation with:
chat.sh --resume <id> to continue an existing conversationchat.sh --new --name "<name>" to create or resume a conversation by name