Projects

Projects let each user organize related conversations into named workspaces. They are useful for long-running workstreams, teams, clients, classes, or any topic where you want a focused set of chats without relying on search alone.

What Projects Do

• Group conversations under a project
• Start a new chat directly inside a project
• Move an existing conversation into a project or back to unassigned
• Browse project chats from the project workspace
• Search and sort the project list
• Rename or delete projects from the sidebar

Projects are personal to the user who creates them. Other users do not see your project list.

Create a Project

Open Projects from the sidebar and choose New project. Give the project a name, then LibreChat opens the project workspace.

From a project workspace, use New chat in project to start a conversation that is automatically assigned to that project.

Move Existing Chats

Open a conversation's menu and choose the project option. Select a project to assign the chat, or choose Unassigned to remove it from a project.

When you open a project, LibreChat shows only the chats assigned to that project. The main conversation list can still show all chats through All projects.

Manage Projects

Each project appears in the sidebar. Use the project menu to:

• Open the project workspace
• Rename the project
• Delete the project

Deleting a project removes the project assignment from its chats. The conversations themselves are not deleted.

Notes

• Project workspaces have their own chat list and sorting controls.
• New chats started from a project keep that project assignment.
• If a project is deleted while you are viewing it, LibreChat returns you to the projects list.