Brain MAX (Desktop)

Feature request: persist Brain chats on the originating task + unify Brain chat history UI
Single-seat workspace (I'm the only user), Unlimited plan + Brain AI add-on. "Brain chats" below means ClickUp Brain (AI) conversations, not ClickUp Chat (Channels/DMs). Brain chats aren't linked to their source task (main issue) Current behaviour: Clicking Brain² in the task header (tooltip: "Ask AI about this task") opens a Brain chat about the task, but the chat isn't linked back to the task. Nothing in the task view shows the chat exists, so the only place to find it is in Brain chat history. The only task-linked alternative is an @Brain comment in the comments sidebar. In my testing, follow-up replies in that thread only got a Brain response when Brain was @mentioned again, so it doesn't work for long conversations. Expected behaviour: Brain chats started from a task stay associated with that task, are listed in the task view, and can be reopened and continued at any time. Ideally I could have multiple user-named chats per task (e.g. "Fees", "Client comms", "File admin"). Brain chat history UI is inconsistent and hard to search Current behaviour: There are three entry points to Brain chat history, and each behaves differently: AI Sidebar → Recent Chats: a short fixed list with no limit or layout settings. More opens a flyout of about 12 further chats, which doesn't scroll. No search. Home Sidebar → AI Chats: has limit and layout settings. No search. Chat name dropdown (top-left of an open Brain chat): searchable ("Search AI chats...") and scrollable, grouped by day. But it isn't obviously clickable, and you can only reach it from inside a chat. To search for the chat you want, you first have to open one you don't. Expected behaviour: one consistent Brain chat history across all entry points, with search, full scrollable history and the same settings available directly from the sidebar. Filtering by linked task would be a bonus. Terminology "Chat" (Channels/DMs) and "AI Chats" (Brain) clash, which makes help articles, search results and even Brain's own answers ambiguous. Giving them distinct names would help.
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