# Threads

> Your list of Geenius Chat threads: newest first, one row per conversation, loaded a page at a time, and visible only to you inside your workspace.

Source: https://chat.geenius.io/docs/threads/

A **thread** is one conversation. Runs belong to threads: every message you send in a conversation starts a run inside that thread.

## Your list

Your threads are listed newest first, one row per thread. Each row shows the thread's newest run: what kind of run it is, where it stands and when it last moved. The list loads a page at a time, so a long history stays quick; at the end of a page you can load the next one.

## What a row holds

This is the shape of one row in the list, as the engine returns it. The values are sample data.

```json
{
  "threadId": "sample-thread-1",
  "lastRunId": "sample-run-7",
  "kind": "chat",
  "status": "finished",
  "lastAt": "2026-10-20T09:30:00Z"
}
```

## Who sees what

- You see only your own threads.
- You see them only in a workspace you are a member of.
- Someone else in the same workspace does not see your threads.

> [!NOTE]
> The list of threads is built and tested in the engine. It is not live, because the app is not live yet.

## Related

- [Runs](/docs/runs/): what a run keeps.
- [Your data](/docs/your-data/): what Chat will store.