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How to use Mydrop AI home assistant history and reminders

A practical walkthrough of Mydrop AI home assistant history and reminders: where to click, what to set up, and how the feature helps your workflow.

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By the end of this tutorial you'll be able to reopen and continue an AI assistant session from Home, create a follow-up reminder from an assistant message, and save an output as a prompt or artifact so your team keeps the thread of an idea alive.

Mydrop data, September 2026: how posting frequency lines up with engagement, across accounts connected to Mydrop with at least 8 posts in the rolling 180 days.

Posts per week Median engagement rate
Under 1 7.03%
1 to 3 3.08%
3 to 7 1.46%
7 or more 0.68%

This is a correlation between accounts, not a cause: smaller accounts post less and carry higher rates, so cutting your own output will not raise your number. What it does show is that a beginner publishing once or twice a week is not behind.

Before you start

Checklist

  • You have a Mydrop workspace account and can get to the Home screen.
  • At least one workspace profile is saved and ready to select.
  • Close any other editors or post composer windows so you don't mix up your context.
  • Make sure you can see the Home assistant area on the Home screen.
  1. Open the feature

  2. Open Mydrop and go to Home.

  3. Find the AI assistant area on Home. The assistant panel shows recent assistant activity, history cards and reminder cards.

  4. Click or tap the assistant panel to expand it so the history and reminder cards are visible. You should see a list of past sessions or cards labelled with recent assistant outputs.

  5. Set up the basics

  6. If prompted, choose a workspace profile or context. Pick the profile you want the assistant to use for content and branding decisions.

  7. Note any toggles or suggested modes visible in the assistant panel (for example workspace context, current post draft notices, or profile indicators). Leave the context that matches your task.

  8. Check that the assistant shows the selected profile or workspace context as active. That way, reopened sessions use the right workspace information.

  9. Add the content or settings

  10. Reopen a past session

    • In the assistant history list, find the session you want to continue.
    • Click the session card to reopen the conversation thread. The thread should appear inside the assistant panel with previous messages visible.
  11. Continue the conversation

    • Use the message input to add a follow-up question or instruction. Send it with the assistant send control.
    • Check that the assistant replies in the reopened thread, so the conversation carries on where it left off.
  12. Create a follow-up reminder from an assistant message

    • In the reopened thread, find the assistant message you want to turn into a reminder.
    • Use the message actions to create a follow-up reminder. Choose a due date and time when prompted.
    • Check that a reminder card appears in the assistant view with the due date or time you chose.
  13. Save an output as a prompt or artifact

    • From the assistant message, choose the save option to store the content as a reusable prompt or creative artifact.
    • Select the workspace save location if prompted.
    • Check that the saved item appears in your workspace saves or prompt list.

Verification checks

  • Reopened session: the assistant thread shows previous messages and your new message, and the assistant replies in the same thread.
  • Reminder card: a visible reminder card appears in the Home assistant view with the correct due date and time.
  • Saved prompt/artifact: the saved prompt or artifact appears in workspace saves or the prompts list and is labelled as saved.

Common mistakes

  • Not selecting the right workspace profile before reopening a session. This can cause a context mismatch when you continue a conversation.
  • Dismissing a reminder card instead of creating it from the message actions; dismissed cards are removed rather than scheduled.
  • Expecting saved prompts to appear in a different workspace. Saved items are tied to the workspace where you saved them.

Conclusion You can now reopen past AI assistant sessions from Home, continue the conversation, set follow-up reminders, and save useful outputs as prompts or artifacts. If items are missing, refresh Home, check the workspace profile is selected, and try saving again. Next tutorials: using saved prompts in New post and sharing saved items in Conversations.

The steps below show how to open Mydrop Home, find the AI assistant area, and set the workspace context so you can view assistant history and reminder cards, reopen or continue a session, and get ready to save useful outputs.

Step 1: Open the feature

  1. From anywhere in Mydrop, open Home.
  2. In Home, find the AI assistant area. The assistant appears as the assistant panel or card on the Home screen.
  3. Click the assistant panel to expand it. The panel opens into the assistant view where you can interact with the AI.
  4. Look for two visible lists inside the assistant view: past assistant sessions and reminder cards. Past sessions show short previews or titles and a timestamp. Reminder cards show a label or date such as Today or a scheduled due time.
  5. If the assistant view is collapsed, click the visible handle or header to expand it. The expanded state should show several items (session previews and reminder cards).
  6. If you were already using the assistant on another screen, the most recent active session or active chat focus should be visible at the top of the list. Check that you can see at least one session preview or a reminder card.
  7. If no sessions or reminder cards appear, use the Home refresh control (reload Home) and reopen the assistant view. After the refresh, the assistant list should fill with recent sessions and any reminder cards due Today or scheduled.

What you should see after Step 1:

  • The assistant panel is open inside Home.
  • A list of past AI sessions with short previews or timestamps.
  • Reminder cards with a visible due label or date such as Today.
  • An input area or action button where you can continue a session or ask the assistant a new question.

Step 2: Set up the basics

  1. Check the workspace profile or context. If the assistant prompts for a profile or context, open the profile/context chooser and select a saved workspace profile. The assistant needs this so outputs and saved prompts attach to the right workspace.
  2. After selecting a profile, look for a visible label or line that shows the selected profile context. The assistant panel should show the profile name or Selected profile context, so you know the workspace context is active.
  3. Review suggested operating modes or context hints. The assistant may show suggested operating modes, a Conversation memory summary, or workspace signals. Scan these suggestions and pick the operating mode that matches your task (for example planning, drafting, or ideation). Choosing the right mode helps the assistant use the right workspace tone and priorities.
  4. Check that the assistant input and action buttons are active. A disabled state (for example a button shaded or showing disabled text) means the assistant is still loading profile context or workspace data. Wait for the interface to become active before you carry on.
  5. If you plan to continue a past session, find the session in the history list and click its preview to open the full session thread. Check that the thread expands and shows the conversation history and any assistant messages you want to act on.
  6. If you plan to create reminders from a session output, find the assistant message you want to turn into a reminder. Look for inline actions on the message such as Save, Create reminder, or Save as prompt. These actions appear on the message or in an overflow menu next to it.
  7. If you can't see the profile chooser or suggested modes, refresh Home and reopen the assistant panel. Then reselect the workspace profile and check that the assistant shows the selected profile context.

Quick checklist before continuing:

  • Workspace account signed in and access to Home confirmed.
  • At least one saved profile selected as the current profile context.
  • Assistant panel expanded and showing history plus reminder cards.
  • Input/action controls enabled (no loading or disabled state).

What you should see after Step 2:

  • The assistant displays the selected workspace profile or Selected profile context.
  • Suggested operating modes or context hints appropriate to the workspace.
  • The session thread you want to continue can be opened.
  • Inline actions for creating reminders or saving outputs are visible on assistant messages.

Step 3: Add the content or settings

Outcome: reopen a past assistant session, continue the conversation, create a follow-up reminder from an assistant message, and save a useful output as a prompt or artifact.

Quick checklist

  • Home is open and the AI assistant panel is visible.
  • A workspace profile/context is selected.
  • You can see history cards and reminder cards in the assistant area.

Step-by-step

  1. Reopen a past session.

    • In the Home assistant panel, scan the history cards for the session you want.
    • Click the card or the session title to open that session thread.
    • You should see the earlier messages and assistant replies appear in the panel. If the thread doesn't open, check that a workspace profile is selected and try again.
  2. Continue the conversation.

    • At the bottom of the reopened thread, use the message input to type your follow-up question or instruction.
    • Click the send button to the right of the input.
    • The assistant should add a new reply below the existing messages. If the send button is disabled, check that the input isn't empty and that the panel shows the active profile context.
  3. Create a follow-up reminder from an assistant message.

    • Find the assistant message you want to turn into a reminder.
    • Use the message actions (for example, the options menu attached to the message) and choose the option to create a reminder.
    • In the reminder dialog, pick a date and time, and optionally add a short note explaining why the reminder matters.
    • Save the reminder. A reminder card should appear in the assistant view with the due time you chose and any note you added.
    • If the reminder option isn't visible, check that you're viewing the session in the selected workspace context and that the message is an assistant reply (not a system notification).
  4. Save an assistant output as a prompt or artifact.

    • Find the assistant message or block of text you want to save.
    • Open the message actions and select Save as prompt or Save as artifact (the exact label may vary but will appear in message options).
    • In the save dialog, choose a name and a save location (workspace saves or a specific collection if offered).
    • Confirm the save. The assistant should show a brief confirmation and the saved item should be available in workspace saves or the designated list.
    • If saving fails, refresh Home and try again; make sure you didn't dismiss the message before saving.
  5. Tips for smooth saving

    • Use short, descriptive names so teammates can find prompts easily.
    • Use the note field in reminders to capture context that might get lost later.
    • Don't dismiss the reminder card straight after creating it; dismissing removes the card from the assistant view.

What to expect visually

  • Reopened session: the thread appears with earlier messages visible and a new input area at the bottom.
  • Reminder card: a card in the assistant list with the due date/time visible.
  • Saved prompt/artifact: a confirmation message and the item listed in workspace saves.

Common checks during this step

  • If the assistant reply used workspace context (for example, profile details or brand signals), check that the selected profile matches the one you want before saving.
  • If an action option isn't present on a message, try hovering over or expanding the message to reveal the message actions.

Step 4: Review the workflow

Outcome: confirm the session resumed, a follow-up reminder is active, and the saved prompt or artifact is accessible.

Verification steps

  1. Confirm the session resumed.

    • Return to the assistant panel and open the same history card.
    • You should see the new messages you added at the end of the thread.
    • Check that the assistant replies are there and that the input box is active for further messages.
  2. Confirm the reminder card.

    • Look for the reminder card in the assistant view.
    • Check that the displayed date and time match what you selected.
    • If your reminder dialog included a note, open the card to confirm the note text is there.
  3. Confirm the saved prompt or artifact is available.

    • Open workspace saves or the saves list referenced in the save dialog.
    • Find the saved prompt or artifact by name.
    • Open it to confirm the text and any metadata you added are intact.

Troubleshooting checks

  • Nothing appears in history: refresh Home, then reopen the assistant. Check that the right workspace profile is selected.
  • Reminder not visible: make sure you didn't dismiss it. If you did, check workspace reminders or calendar views if offered.
  • Saved item missing: refresh the saves view and check that you saved into the current workspace (not another workspace).

Next steps

  • Use the saved prompt in New post when drafting content.
  • Share the saved artifact in Conversations to bring teammates into the idea thread.

Final check

  • Reopen the session, see the resumed thread.
  • Confirm a visible reminder card with the correct due time.
  • Confirm the saved prompt or artifact appears in workspace saves.

Troubleshooting and next steps

Outcome: you can reopen a past assistant session, create a follow-up reminder from an assistant message, and save an output as a prompt or artifact.

Quick checklist to run before troubleshooting:

  • Home is open and showing the AI assistant area.
  • A workspace profile or context is selected.
  • You have at least one saved profile and permission to save items in the workspace.
  • Other editors or modal windows are closed.

Common fixes (follow these in order):

  1. Refresh the Home view

    1. Click the refresh control for the Home screen or use your browser reload.
    2. Wait a few seconds for the assistant area to reappear.
    3. Check that history cards and reminder cards are visible again. Why: brief UI updates or network hiccups can hide recent items.
  2. Confirm workspace profile or context

    1. Open the assistant area and look for the profile or context selector.
    2. Choose the right workspace profile or brand before reopening a session.
    3. If you see a message saying context is missing, pick the profile and try again. Why: history and saves are shown per workspace context; the wrong context hides items.
  3. Reopen the session again

    1. From the assistant area, click the session or history card you expect.
    2. The session thread should expand and show previous messages.
    3. If the thread doesn't open, try a different session card to confirm the general behaviour. Why: a mis-click or a dismissed card can stop you reopening the intended session.
  4. Recover a dismissed reminder card

    1. If a reminder is missing, check whether it was dismissed or archived in the assistant view.
    2. If it was dismissed, look for a small recover or undo option near the assistant area.
    3. If there's no undo available, recreate the reminder from the assistant message as in Step 3 of the main tutorial. Why: dismissing removes the card from view; you'll need to recreate it if recovery isn't supported.
  5. Saving prompts or artifacts failed

    1. Try saving again from the assistant message: choose Save as prompt or Save as artifact.
    2. Check that the save action completes and look for a toast or confirmation message.
    3. Open Workspace saves (or the saves area) to check that the new prompt or artifact appears. Why: saves need a successful confirmation; network problems or permission issues can block saves.
  6. Permissions and workspace scope

    1. Check that you're signed into the right workspace account.
    2. Check that you have permission to create saves and reminders in that workspace.
    3. If you're unsure, contact a workspace admin or check your profile settings. Why: saves and reminders are workspace-scoped and may be restricted by role.

Verification checks after a fix:

  1. Reopened session: the conversation thread expands and previous messages are visible and editable where permitted.
  2. Active reminder: a reminder card appears with the due date/time you chose and a visible active state.
  3. Saved prompt/artifact: the item is listed under Workspace saves or the saves area and is selectable.

If items still don't appear:

  • Try a different browser or clear your cache to rule out a local caching issue.
  • Sign out and sign back into your workspace account.
  • Recreate the reminder and save the output again, checking for each confirmation message.
  • Contact your workspace admin if you suspect permission limits.

Next steps after this tutorial:

  1. Use saved prompts when creating a new post in Calendar > New post to speed up content drafts.
  2. Share saved artifacts in Conversations to keep teammates aligned on the idea.
  3. Explore the assistant workflow for post templates and approval routing once idea drafts are saved.

Conclusion

You should now be able to open Home, find assistant history and reminder cards, reopen or continue a session, set a follow-up reminder from an assistant message, and save useful outputs as prompts or artifacts. Confirm it worked by seeing the reopened session thread, an active reminder card with the correct date and time, and the saved prompt or artifact in Workspace saves.

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FAQ

Quick answers

Open the Home Assistant History or Reminders panel from the Home dashboard to see past sessions and reminder cards. Filter by brand or team, click a session to reopen and carry on, and pin or save useful messages as prompts or artifacts so the whole team can get to them.

Open the session from History, then choose Resume or Continue to bring back the conversation context and variables. Add a follow-up reminder with a date, time and assignee, attach saved prompts or outputs as artifacts, and tag the session so teammates can pick up where it left off.

Save any useful reply as a prompt or artifact in the session, add notes and labels, then create a reminder card with a deadline and recurrence. Share the artifact with the relevant brand workspace or team channel so the owners get the context, which keeps things joined up and easy to find for future campaigns.

In Mydrop's September 2026 data, accounts publishing 1 to 3 times a week carry a median engagement rate of 3.08%, against 1.46% for 3 to 7 and 0.68% for 7 or more. It is a correlation between accounts rather than a cause, but it means once or twice a week is a reasonable place to start.

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