Find and manage work

Reopen an explore

Continue a previous explore from History.

You can reopen any explore from History.

When you reopen an explore, Querio loads the same conversation and notebook. You can inspect past cells, send follow-ups, bookmark results, or update the layout.

Reconnect an inactive tab

Querio disconnects an explore's live connection after 60 minutes without active work. It also disconnects tabs that stop responding for about two minutes, such as when a laptop sleeps. Running queries and agent turns can finish before their session is released.

The tab shows Disconnected for inactivity. Select Reconnect to continue without reloading the page. Returning to a suspended tab can also reconnect it automatically.

Chat waits for your notebook to finish restoring after a service restart, even when restoration takes longer than a minute.

Stop ongoing work

While editing an explore, select Stop execution, which replaces the run all button while cells are running or queued, to request interruption of those cells. This includes cells that run automatically on opening an explore. While the AI is responding, use the stop button in the chat input instead.

Stopping keeps the notebook open. Interruption is not a guaranteed hard kill: some work may take time to stop, completed changes are not rolled back, and remote warehouse jobs may continue. If the request fails, an error appears and you can retry.

Continue from previous work

Send a follow-up in the chat to continue the analysis.

Examples:

  • "Update this for the current quarter."
  • "Break this down by region."
  • "Explain the spike in March."
  • "Add this chart to the layout."

The follow-up stays in the same explore, so the context remains connected.

Last updated on October 19, 2026

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