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Projects let you group related chats so you can pick up a piece of work in one place, instead of hunting through your full chat history. Each project is personal to you — it’s not shared with teammates the way agents or skills can be.
Projects are an optional organization feature. If you don’t see Projects in your sidebar, ask your administrator to enable it.

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Creating a Project

1

Open the Conversations section

In the sidebar, expand Conversations, then find Projects.
2

Start a new project

Click New project.
3

Name it

Enter a Project name and confirm with Create project.

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Adding Chats to a Project

1

Open a chat's options

Hover a conversation in your history and open its options menu (the ⋯ icon).
2

Change project

Select Change project, then pick the project to assign this chat to.
To remove a chat from a project, open the same options menu and select Remove from project.
You can also start a new chat directly from inside a project — it’s assigned to that project automatically.

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Managing Projects

From the Projects list in your sidebar, you can:
  • Pin a project to keep it near the top
  • Rename a project
  • Delete a project (this doesn’t delete the chats inside it — they simply become unassigned)

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Project-Scoped Memory

When Memories is enabled for your organization, anything the assistant remembers can be scoped to a single project instead of applying everywhere. While working inside a project, choose This project as the memory scope instead of the default User scope. This keeps context from one piece of work — client names, project-specific decisions, terminology — from leaking into unrelated conversations. See Memories for how scoped memory works.
Project memory is still personal to you. It isn’t shared with teammates who might also have access to the same project’s chats.