Projects
A project is a shared workspace that bundles chats, files, instructions, and tasks around one piece of work. This overview maps the project tabs and points to the page that goes deeper on each.
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A project is a shared workspace that bundles everything one piece of work needs — the chats, the reference files, the instructions, and the task board — so the context follows the work instead of being re-pasted into every chat. Where a single chat answers one question, a project is where a team keeps a contact, a launch, or a long-running investigation moving.
Prefer to watch first? Episode 6 walks a live project in two and a half minutes — including a task an agent picks up on camera.
The parts of a project
Every project opens on the same tab strip: General (name, description, sharing, and recent chats), Chats (your chats in the project plus the ones shared with it), Tasks (the board), Knowledge (the project's files, in a folder tree), and Agents (the project's own task agents) — plus Automations once one is bound to the project, and Environment for project administrators. Apps installed into the project add their own tabs after these.
Pages in this section
Project concepts
The mental model — what a project owns, when it beats a stand-alone chat, and how sharing works.
Manage files
The Knowledge tab — uploading files into folders, index status, and how project files stay scoped to the project.
Project agents
The project's own agents — harness, model and serving provider, equipment, standing instructions — and how tasks put them to work.
Task automation
Assigning board tasks to agents — the execution loop, the review gate, and the guardrails.
Backlog
Proposed tasks an automation or teammate synced in — Start onto the board or Close them off.
Where this fits
Projects sit beside Chat in the sidebar, and the handover is natural: a question starts in Chat, turns out to be bigger than one chat, and moves into a project — the chat's Move to project… action carries an existing chat across. If you are new to projects, start with Project concepts for the model, then walk Use projects end to end on a fresh one.