Does CLI Replace Existing Scripts in Place, or Create new one's? Can we make it use Separate Scripts?

[gregbythebeach]

CLI on its own created a .js script on my desktop to execute my prompts on excel files I gave it. It's titled "Sales_Analyzer.js". It did that on its own.

But if I open a new chat, with new excel files, and a new analysis, it seems to still use the existing .JS script file (modify it).
So anytime I go back to one of my older saved chats, (different files and parameters), I have to re-give it the parameters and it has to re-modify the script all over again, thus using up lots of tokens.

Is there a way to make it create new separate script files for each chat, and keep them associated with that chat?

For instance:
Chat 1: What is the average sales (in dollars) between 1pm and 5pm in this excel file for Bobs Coffee Shop (Sales data)?
Chat 2: What % do sales tend to go down after 11am in this excel file for Jims Auto Shop?

You can see these are very different parameters and thus very different scripts. I often go back to them to make small changes, like switch 11am to 11:30am, which is a small change in the script. Currently I have to re-prompt from scratch with each chat.