Projects and Project chat

A Project keeps files, conversations, evidence, instructions, and results together around one bounded outcome. Project content stays separate from Company Memory unless someone explicitly promotes it.

Create a Project through CORA

Ask CORA directly, for example: "Create a Project for our autumn recruitment campaign." Add the purpose, important constraints, and preferred working style in normal language. CORA creates the Project only after an explicit request and shows a receipt with a link to open it. Creating the Project does not move the current conversation into it automatically.

Update the description or instructions

Inside a Project chat, tell CORA what the Project is about or how she should work there. CORA can update the Project name, description, or Project instructions. "System prompt" means the same Project-instructions field. Only the fields you ask to change are replaced; the rest stay as they are.

From ordinary workspace chat, CORA first finds the exact accessible Project by name and description. If more than one could match, she asks you to choose and does not guess. Finding a management target does not read its files or apply its instructions to the current conversation.

Scope and review

Project instructions guide CORA while that Project is the active work boundary. They do not become global Company Instructions or Company Memory. Open the Project's Settings tab to review or edit the same fields manually, and open All Projects when you want to archive or switch Projects.