Projects

Projects let you group conversations into distinct, manageable collections. If you're juggling client work, internal research, and a product launch at the same time, Projects keep each thread of work organized and easy to find.

1. Click the New Project button next to the Projects header in the left sidebar.
2. Choose a name and an icon for your Project.
3. Click Create.

Your new Project appears in the sidebar, ready to receive conversations.

Each Project can have its own instructions and shared context, similar to custom instructions but scoped to the Project.

• Instructions: set a tone, define formatting rules, or provide domain-specific guidance. These apply to every conversation within the Project.
• Additional context: upload files that are shared across all chats in the Project. Every conversation can reference these files without you having to re-upload them.
• Cross-chat context: include other chats from the Project as context, so Le Chat can draw on previous conversations when answering.

The Project overview page shows all your conversations in list or grid view. From there you can add, move, or remove chats.

Adding a chat

Drag and drop

1. Locate the chat in the sidebar.
2. Drag it over the target Project name and release.

Folder icon

1. Open the chat.
2. Click the folder icon in the chat header.
3. Select a Project from the dropdown.

Moving a chat to another Project

Open the chat, click the folder icon, and select a different Project. The chat moves there automatically.

Removing a chat

From the Project overview

1. Open the Project.
2. Click the three-dots menu on the chat card.
3. Select Remove from project.

From the chat itself

1. Open the chat.
2. Click the folder icon.
3. Deselect the current Project.

Removing a chat from a Project doesn't delete it. The chat stays in your main chat history and can be reassigned at any time.

1. Open the Project.
2. Click the three-dots menu in the top-right corner.
3. Select Delete and confirm.

• Custom instructions: set persistent behavior rules across all your conversations.
• Libraries: build persistent knowledge bases from your own documents.
• Files upload: upload documents directly into a conversation.
• Agents: create specialized assistants with custom instructions and tools.