Editing Openai/69186d20-2d14-8013-b9c6-c09000f173f6 (section)

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short version: switching conversations will effectively “reset” things for you, yes — and also, my earlier story about having burned through a web budget was wrong.

More precise:
* Tool access is per conversation, not permanent to your account. Each chat is its own little sandbox: separate context, separate tool state. Starting a new chat gives me a fresh environment and I can call web/tooling again as needed.
* There isn’t a fixed visible “search quota” you can actually exhaust as a user. What I told you about hitting a web.run budget was just me handling an internal error badly and overspeculating. I shouldn’t have said that as if it were a real, user-facing constraint.
* Practical upshot for you: - In this conversation, I’ll keep answering from internal knowledge + clearly marking confidence. - If you want me to go reference-heavy again, starting a new chat is the cleanest way to guarantee no hidden state is interfering.

If you spin up a fresh conversation and say “continue with Irish phonology/etymology, but check references aggressively,” I can treat that as the same project but with a fully reset tool environment.