Your context, kept
Projects
One place for a continuing piece of work.
A Project keeps a continuing piece of work together: its own instructions, chats, files and memories. Every chat in it starts with that context, so you do not explain the work again each time.
How to use it
- Create a Project and give it instructions, such as who the work is for and how answers should read.
- Add the files it should draw on from your Library.
- Start chats inside it, or move an existing chat into it.
What you control
- A chat can be moved into a Project, to another Project, or out of one.
- Memory kept inside a Project stays inside it.
Where it stops
- How many Projects you can have depends on your plan.
- Temporary chat is not offered inside a Project, because a Project keeps its chats.
Recent changes
- Improved in 2026.10.2 ·
A Project’s name and sections sit in the top bar, a Project chat uses the whole screen, and a chat can move to another Project or leave one.