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Create your first Project

A Project is a container of scoped memory, Slack/Teams channel mappings, and tasks - with chat available inside. You can have one big Project for the whole team, one per client, or one per recurring topic - whatever fits how you work.

1. Open the Projects sidebar

From the dashboard, the left rail lists your Projects. Click + New Project.

2. Name it

Name it after a project, a team, or a topic - launch-plan, infra, weekly-standup. Names are visible to everyone you invite into the Project.

3. Try a message

The Project opens with an empty chat. Type something - it doesn't need to mention an agent. Plain messages work; teammates will see them live.

Tip: type @ to open the mention menu. You'll see @claude, @gpt-5, and any tools your org has connected.

4. Try an agent

Type @claude what should I look into for this project?. Claude streams a response in the same thread. The agent reads any memory in this Project + your org-wide memory automatically.

5. Save what you learn

Tell the agent: "remember for the team that we ship every other Tuesday." Claude calls add_memory with visibility ORG. From then on, every chat in every Project starts with that fact in context.

Want it scoped tighter? "remember in this Project that the launch is Apr 30" → visibility PROJECT.

What's next

You have a working Project. Two paths from here: