

Projects help you keep your work organized. Each project acts as a separate workspace with its own chats, documents, and assistants. This makes it easy to switch between matters without mixing up information.
How Projects Work
When you create a project, everything you do within it stays contained:- Chats are saved to the project where they were started
- Documents you upload are stored in that project
- Assistants can be project-specific or shared across projects
Creating a Project
Name your project and add a description
Give your project a name (e.g., “Acme Corp - M&A” or “Employment Law Research”). Optionally add a description to help identify the project later.
Share your project (optional)
Optionally share the project with your team, user groups, or individual colleagues.

Project sharing is available on the Teams plan.
Sharing a Project
By default, projects are private. You can share a project with your entire team, specific user groups, or individual colleagues.
Team Management
Learn more about user groups, permission levels, and sharing options.
Organizing with Projects
There are several ways to structure your projects:| Approach | Best For |
|---|---|
| One project per client or matter | Firms with ongoing client relationships or complex matters |
| One project per topic | Research or knowledge management |
| Personal + shared projects | Team collaboration with individual work |
Managing Project Access
To see who has access to a project or to change permissions, click Share project in the project menu. From the Who has access section you can change permission levels, remove individuals, or remove entire groups.When you remove someone’s access to a project, they also lose access to all chats and documents within that project.
Switching Between Projects
Use the project selector in the sidebar to switch between projects. Your chat history will update to show conversations from the selected project.If you cannot find a chat, check that you are in the correct project. Chats are stored in the project where they were created.






