Resources

Resources is the current workspace’s reusable material shelf. Open it from the sidebar (/space). The Classic layout calls this area Learning Space. It holds inputs and saved records that you can bring back into Chat and Learning.

What is on the shelf

Resource	What it keeps	A useful next step
Chat History	Previous conversations with their organization and source context	Reopen the original thread or reference it in a new turn
Favorites	Collections of saved original conversations and results	Insert selected records into a Learning notebook page
Learning journal	Current mission, session handoff and confirmed learning records	Check what you were working toward before resuming
Question Bank	Questions, answers, explanations and mistakes	Choose a set for Practice
Knowledge Center	Knowledge bases and retrieval integrations	Attach an available base to a conversation or learning task

Counts help locate populated resources. Their scope follows the active workspace and resource availability; a failed count does not mean the underlying records disappeared.

Start a reusable study library

1. Select the workspace for your subject.
2. Add source documents to a knowledge base if you want reusable retrieval, or use Reading when you want the original document beside the conversation.
3. Work in Chat, Reading, Books or Mastery Path and save useful results to Favorites.
4. Open the Learning notebook from Home to write your own notes, inserting favorites and source links as needed.
5. Return to Question Bank for organization and Practice for scheduled recall.

For example, keep lecture PDFs in a Signals knowledge base, clear explanations in a Favorites collection, and your own derivations in notebook pages. These assets can work together without being interchangeable.

Reopen and organize conversations

Chat History lets you search, filter, rename, pin, archive, restore and delete conversations. Little Tutor threads remain nested under the source conversation. A learning conversation reopens in its original study surface, such as its path or reading collection, so the accompanying context is restored. Archiving is useful for hiding completed work; permanent deletion is a separate action.

Resources and account personalization

Partners and Personalization have their own account-level areas. My Agents, Personas, Skills, MCP Services, CLI Apps and Memory live under Personalization, so they remain available as you switch workspaces. A workspace can assign a subset of supported shared resources without moving those account settings into its library.

A persona changes how the assistant behaves; a knowledge base supplies source material; a favorite preserves a result; a notebook page records your own synthesis; memory carries inspectable personalization. Choose the right kind when reusing information.

Some optional deployments show extra resource tiles only when the corresponding capability is installed. Features and access can also be limited by the account’s learning policy.

Continue from here

• Workspaces — choose the container before organizing materials.
• Learning — create and resume learning activities.
• Home — attach the appropriate material to a turn.
• DeepTutor Ecosystem — configure retrieval, Skills and connected tools.