Controllable time window
Last updated 2026-06-21
Definition
A controllable time window lets you set the date range a Quri chat conversation uses — the last 7, 30, or 90 days, or a custom range — once, and every following answer in that thread is scoped to it. Set it with a sentence like “look at the last quarter”; one question can still override it.
How to do this in Quri
- Open Quri chat at /app/chat.
- Tell Quri the range once, like “use the last 90 days” — it sticks for the thread.
- Every following answer in the conversation is scoped to that range.
- Ask for a different range in a single question to override the window just for that answer.
Frequently asked
- Does the window stick if I reload?
- Yes — it is saved with your workspace, so it holds across reloads and even when you continue the conversation from the Claude MCP connector.
- Can one question use a different range?
- Yes. Ask for a specific range in a single question and it overrides the window just for that answer; the conversation window stays unchanged.
- Does each conversation keep its own window?
- Yes. The window is scoped to the thread you set it in, so two conversations can sit on different ranges at the same time. A brand-new conversation starts from your last window as its default, then you can change it just for that thread.