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Projects have been replaced by the Studio. They’re gone from the sidebar, and new writing happens in the Studio. Your old project chats are still here: find them under Recent chats in the sidebar. This page is for picking one back up.
A project is an open-ended AI chat assistant with a specific job. Unlike tasks, projects don’t end. Unlimited conversations, come back to old ones whenever. The magic part: projects automatically pull in your task documents as context. So when you open a writing assistant, it already knows your brand voice, your offer, your audience. You’re not briefing the AI from scratch every time like you’re its new intern. It read your file before you walked in.

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Getting back into a chat

Open any old project chat from Recent chats in the sidebar and pick up exactly where you left it. Starting something new? Head to the Studio.

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Choices

Some projects have choices, different “modes” you can pick before starting a session. For example, a content project might have choices for “Twitter post,” “LinkedIn post,” “Long-form article.” Each choice is its own version of the assistant with its own instructions and its own knowledge files. If a project has choices, you’ll see them as separate buttons on the project page. Pick the one that fits what you want to do. The conversation is scoped to that choice for the entire session.

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Sessions

Every conversation is a session. Sessions save automatically and the AI titles them after the first reply (so no more “Untitled chat (3)” graveyard giving you cortisol every time you open the app). You can:
  • Find any chat in the Recent chats section of the sidebar. Your 5 newest sessions live there (hit Show all for the rest), each with a little icon showing which project it belongs to. Nothing ever disappears, it’s all right there.
  • Open an old session and keep going where you left off. The sidebar list gets you back in.
  • Rename a session (right-click in the sidebar)
  • Delete a session you don’t need
There’s no limit. Start as many as you want. The AI doesn’t get tired. One more move worth knowing: hover any AI reply and you’ll see Save to tracker next to the copy button. One click extracts a clean title + script and drops a Scripted card into your Content Tracker (not a messy Idea dump of the whole reply). When a chat produces something shippable, don’t copy-paste it anywhere. Just save it. Projects that emit a finished script (like Storytelling) also show an Add to board card when the script is ready. Same destination, same Scripted column.

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What the AI sees

Each project chat sends the AI:
  1. The project’s instructions (set by the team)
  2. Knowledge files the team uploaded for that project
  3. Generated documents from any prerequisite tasks you’ve completed
  4. Documents you explicitly attached via the document picker
  5. The conversation history
You can attach extra documents to a specific chat using the document picker in the chat input. Useful when you want the AI to reference something specific just for this chat, without it being baked into every conversation forever.

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Prerequisites

Just like tasks, projects can require certain tasks to be done first. If you see a lock screen when you open a project, that’s why. Finish the listed prereqs and the project unlocks. The reason: the project genuinely needs those documents to do good work. Skipping them isn’t a hack, it just means worse output. Trust the lock screens. We built them to protect you from yourself.

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Voice + files in chat

Every chat has:
  • Voice input: hit the mic, talk, it transcribes via Whisper. Useful when you’d rather think out loud than type.
  • File attach: drop in an image or document. The AI reads it as part of the current message (one-time, not persistent).
  • Document picker: paperclip icon. Attach docs from your library to the conversation as persistent context for that session.