When working on a task or document, I often open Brain to get help, whether it's drafting content, analyzing data, or planning next steps. But as I use Brain throughout the day across many different contexts, finding the right conversation later becomes a real pain. If I go back to a task I was working on yesterday, there's no way to know which Brain chats were related to it. I have to scroll through my entire chat history and guess which conversation was the one that helped me complete that specific task. This breaks the workflow and wastes time, especially for power users who rely on Brain dozens of times a day.

My suggestion is simple: automatically link every Brain conversation to the ClickUp object it was initiated from (task, doc, list, folder, etc.), and surface those linked conversations in a small section or tab within that object. So when I reopen a task, I can immediately see "4 Brain conversations" attached to it and jump right back in. This would make Brain feel like a true contextual assistant rather than a disconnected chat tool, and it would also create a valuable knowledge trail showing how decisions were made and what AI-assisted work went into completing each task.