File it at creation, then write the short version

Every workspace acquires an inbox, and every inbox becomes a graveyard, because outputs arrive faster than anyone sorts them. The fix is to decide where a thing lives before you make it, so filing is a side effect of the work rather than a chore that comes after. The second half is what makes the folder compound: at the end of a session, write down what was decided and what changed, short, and file that. Next time you load the page, not the transcript. A workspace that stores everything raw gets slower every month; one that stores distillate gets more useful. And once the folder holds the memory, closing the chat costs you nothing, which is the actual payoff.