Resume an outcome in progress

If Doso has gathered venue options but is waiting for two availability confirmations, reopen that conversation. You can say, “Continue the offsite search. The date is now October 18, and the budget is still $8,000.” Doso can update the workflow, recheck affected options, and keep working toward the same finish line.

Find the outcome you want to continue

Choose the conversation by its intended result: the renewal ready for signature, the launch plan ready for Friday, or the offsite ready to book. Open it to restore the decisions and work already completed, rather than explaining the outcome again in a new chat.

Check the current state

Ask for a concise progress check when you need one: “What is done, what is blocked, what are you waiting on, and what remains before the outcome is complete?” This gives you the current workflow without losing the reasoning behind earlier choices.

Update what changed

State only the new facts, constraints, or finish conditions. If a deadline moves or a budget changes, Doso can identify which completed steps still hold and which need to be checked again. Reconfirm permission boundaries when the next action is different from what you originally approved.

Let Doso adapt and continue

Tell Doso to continue once the current state is right. It can resume safe work, ask for permission at the next consequential action, and revise the workflow around new blockers until the outcome meets its finish conditions.

Start a new chat for a new outcome

Keep using the existing conversation while the finish line is substantially the same. Start a new chat when the intended result has changed—for example, when a completed vendor comparison becomes a separate contract negotiation.

Keep supporting context separate

History preserves the active outcome and its working state. Use Memories for preferences that should guide future work, and Knowledge to inspect the broader facts and sources Doso can use as context.