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OSPRI Science has two project surfaces with different jobs.

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Research projects

A research Project can store chats, workspace files, sources, learnings, standing context, and a saved model preference. Create one from + beside Projects or + New project on Home.
Project sources, learnings, and standing context are used by project-aware OSPRI Cloud research paths. Current local direct-provider chat does not automatically inject all of that material. Attach the needed files and state the needed instructions in the chat when using the local direct lane.

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Coding projects

+ Coding project creates or adopts a folder on this computer for software work. The flow can:
  • Create a new folder from an available template
  • Adopt an existing safe folder
  • Initialize Git when requested
  • Open a local project chat
  • Start a durable Deep build from the Code panel
A coding project is device-folder authority. It is separate from the research Project list even when both describe the same scientific effort.

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Chat scope

  • Home shows up to ten recent chats in its card list.
  • The rail on Home uses a global chat scope.
  • A project page scopes the rail to that project.
  • A chat page scopes the rail to the open chat’s project.
  • Search can find older and unfiled chats that are not in the ten Home cards.
Use ⌘K on Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows to search.

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New chat behavior

Chats can be renamed, moved to another research project, unfiled, or deleted from their action menu.

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Files and context

Project workspace files can sync with the Brain vault. Files created inside a coding project remain governed by that device folder and its local project permissions unless a separate publish or upload action is approved. See Tools, Files, and Generations for the difference between Files, Artifacts, Generations, and Code.