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Sharing Conversations

Share valuable conversations with colleagues or generate public links for external sharing.

Chat Sharing

Why Share Conversations​

Knowledge transfer - Someone figured out how to solve a complex problem with AI assistance. Share the conversation so others can see the approach.

Decision documentation - You worked through an important decision with AI analysis. Share it to preserve the reasoning for future reference.

Collaborative problem-solving - You're stuck on something. Share the conversation to get input from colleagues on your approach.

Training - Show new team members effective AI usage patterns by sharing good examples.

Project coordination - Keep stakeholders informed by sharing AI-assisted analysis without copy-pasting everything into emails.

Internal Sharing​

Share with colleagues in your organization.

To share:

  1. Click the share button in any conversation
  2. Enter colleague's email address
  3. Optionally send them a notification

What they get:

  • Full access to the conversation
  • The conversation appears in their "Shared with me" section

Managing access: As the conversation owner, you can modify share settings anytime:

  • Add more people
  • Remove people
  • Change sharing to org-wide or back to specific individuals

Shared conversations remain yours—you control access.

Generate a view-only URL that anyone with the link can access.

To create a public link: Toggle "Public Link" in the sharing settings. You'll get a URL to share.

Important:

  • Public means public. Anyone with the link can view it.
  • Viewers can't interact with the conversation or continue it.
  • They see a read-only version.

Use cases for public links:

  • Sharing with clients or partners
  • Including in blog posts or documentation
  • Public demonstrations
  • External consultants who don't need full Aisle access

Revoking access: Toggle "Public Link" off anytime to revoke the link. It immediately stops working.

What Gets Shared​

When you share a conversation, the recipient sees:

  • All messages in the conversation
  • All AI responses
  • Any files that were attached
  • The model used
  • The timestamp of each message

They don't see:

  • Your other unshared conversations
  • Your personal settings
  • Other people's conversations (unless also shared with them)