Why they won't enable search for their main web user crowd is beyond me.
Perhaps they are just afraid of scale. With all their might, it's still possible that they can't estimate the scale and complexity of queries they might receive.
A user's personal data really does not have that much scale. Worst case they can cache everything locally. I've imported thousands of chat sessions into a local AI chat app's database, total storage is under 30MB. Full text search (with highlights and all) is almost instant.
They did staged rollouts for almost every recent feature.
I think it might be in their interest if you just ask the LLM again? Old answers might not be up to their current standards and they don't gain feedback from you looking at old answers
Why they won't enable search for their main web user crowd is beyond me.
Perhaps they are just afraid of scale. With all their might, it's still possible that they can't estimate the scale and complexity of queries they might receive.