Can you tell at a glance who said what in conversation history?

Once account avatars started appearing in history, a more important requirement followed: messages from you, from different roles, and from role-to-role collaboration all need to keep the correct sender identity.

The short answer

Yes. Conversation history and search results show your current account avatar, while role handoffs use the avatar of the role that actually sent the message. Older records are handled more carefully, and collaboration messages can jump back to the corresponding content.

Your messages use your account avatar

Conversation history and search results now use the current account avatar so your identity stays consistent between current and older content.

Role messages are no longer mistaken for user messages

Role-to-role handoffs use the real sending role's avatar instead of being displayed as though they came from the user. Historical archives now preserve sender identity more accurately while remaining compatible with older records.

Collaboration history is cleaner and easier to trace

The normal history view keeps collaboration messages compact, showing the recipient and content. When you need context, a click can locate and highlight the corresponding message.

What's new

Conversation history and search results show the account avatar.
Role handoffs use the real sending role's avatar.
Historical archives preserve role sender identity.
Older records remain compatible with the newer sender model.
Collaboration messages are cleaner and can locate/highlight their matching content.
FinchStory 1.0.83–1.0.87 · September 22, 2026