PHASE · 02
Shape the workspace¶
Once per engagement. A project gives the work a home and a standing description every chat inherits; sessions are the unit you rename, fork, archive and search; the right rail is scoped to what a chat has attached, which is the fact behind most "where did my files go" moments.
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Create a project around your folders
A project gives an engagement a home: the folders the work lives in, a standing description every chat inherits, and a rule for how new chats treat those folders. Get the rule right at creation, because it touches real repositories. Takes 10 min · Moment apply
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A session is one conversation with an agent — "chat" is the same object in everyday words. After a month you will have hundreds. This page is the six moves that keep them findable: rename, move, fork, archive, search, export. Takes 10 min · Moment apply
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Attach workspaces and use the right rail
The right rail is the chat's window onto the folders it can touch: which ones are attached, what has changed in them, which files it produced, and a terminal. It is scoped to this chat's attachments, not to the project. Most "where did my files go" questions are answered here — and one action in it deletes work from disk. Takes 10 min · Moment apply