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title: Projects
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description: Organize your work into projects and switch between them.
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---
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# Projects
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A project is a folder on your computer that OpenChamber keeps track of — usually one codebase. Switching projects switches the folder the agent works in, along with that project's sessions and settings.
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## Add a project
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You can add a project from a few places:
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- the **Add project** entry in the command palette
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- the **+** button at the top of the session sidebar
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- the folder browser when you pick a directory
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Point it at a folder and OpenChamber remembers it. The name comes from the folder; you can change it later.
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## Switch projects
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Pick a project from the sidebar to make it active. Everything — sessions, git, notes — follows the project you have open.
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## Make a project recognizable
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Open **Settings → Projects** to give a project a custom name, color, or icon. OpenChamber tries to find an icon automatically — see [Project icons](/project-icons/).
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> In VS Code, OpenChamber always uses the folder you have open as the only project, so there's nothing to add or switch. The Projects settings page is hidden there.
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## Related
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- [Project Notes, Todos & Plans](/notes-todos-plans/) — keep working notes per project
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- [Project Actions](/project-actions/) — save commands you run often
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- [Context](/context/) — see how much of the model's memory a session is using
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