Projects give Computer a shared file system that persists between runs
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Today we're launching Projects, an evolution of Spaces. Projects are hubs for ongoing work in Computer. A single place to manage, create, and collaborate on tasks with a shared file system and persistent memory.
Each Project has a shared file system. Computer reads, edits, and saves Project files across sessions, so the work builds on itself with each task. When collaborating with teammates in a shared Project, everyone works from the same source of truth.
Projects connect to Brain, Computer's self-improving memory system. Between tasks, Brain reviews the Project's files and sessions and updates what it knows, so each task starts with full context from previous work.
Projects are available today to all users. Read more: https://t.co/SvG5uNy6pf
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Perplexity Projects give Computer a continuing workspace: files remain available across sessions, and teammates can work from the same collection. Computer can read, change and save those files as tasks progress. Projects also connect to Brain memory, which reviews files and earlier sessions between tasks. Together, these features are intended to carry both the work itself and useful into later runs, reducing the need to reconstruct a project's history each time. The company described this arrangement in its July 30 announcement.
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