What is a Project?
A Project is the long-lived container for all your work on a specific initiative. It persists over time and holds:
- Context files — Documents, specs, images, and reference materials you upload to the Knowledge Base.
- The Blackboard — A shared "Agent Memory" area where agents store architecture decisions and facts.
- Conversation history — All messages between you and your AI team in the Mission Chat.
- Deliverables — Files and artifacts produced by your agents stored in the Vault.
- Mission history — Records of all missions run within this project.
What is a Mission?
A Mission is a single execution run within a project. It's the actual "work session" where agents break down your goal, execute tasks, and produce deliverables.
- Each project supports one active mission at a time.
- You can launch multiple missions over the life of a project (e.g., Mission 1: "Set up the database," Mission 2: "Build the API").
- Agents in later missions automatically reference the Blackboard and previous work to maintain context.
Mission Lifecycle
| Phase | What happens |
|---|---|
| Initialization | The Coordinator reads your objective and generates a Task Tree. |
| Active Execution | Specialists (Developers, QA) pick up tasks and perform the work. |
| Decision Gates | High-trust actions pause the mission for your explicit approval. |
| Review | Agents present their staged deliverables in the chat for feedback. |
| Completed | Work is finalized, artifacts are Promoted to the Vault, and the mission closes. |
Managing Projects
From the project dropdown in the top navigation:
- Create new projects
- Archive a project (pauses all activity, but preserves data)
- Delete a project (permanent, destroys all files and memory)