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Projects

Bring a team's reference material, conversations, and tasks together around a shared piece of work.

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A project keeps the files, instructions, conversations, and tasks for one piece of work together. Use one when context needs to last beyond a single chat or when a result needs an owner and a review. Start with Use projects to create a project and ask a question about its reference file.

Episode 6 — Projects with AI (2:21)

The task board makes proposed work, work in progress, and results awaiting review visible together.

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Understand project access

Learn what the project shares, which chats stay personal, and how teams control access.

Manage reference files

Upload and organize files, check indexing, and manage controlled revisions.

Create and track tasks

Set an owner, reviewer, dates, and acceptance criteria; follow progress on the board.

Configure a project agent

Choose a harness, model, tools, and instructions for an agent that can take tasks.

Run and review agent work

Start a task, review the result, request rework, and recover a failed run.

Triage proposed work

Use Backlog to review ideas before committing them to the team's work.

Every project you can open is listed under Projects in Home, where All projects opens the full list. A project opens on its task board; General, Chats, Knowledge, and Agents sit beside the task views. A bound automation adds an Automations surface, and project administrators can configure Environment. Installed apps may add further tabs; you do not need them to start with files, chats, and tasks.

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