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Project. It already knows.

A Space dedicated to the project you actually have open. Files, tasks, conversations, deploy status, and an Operator that already knows the codebase, the tooling, and where you left off.

Project Space — recent projects, tasks, deploy status
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The Project Space inside Construct. Top: 'Recent Projects' grid with deploy status pills. Below: 'Pinned Projects' shortcuts. Right side: an open project's view — tasks, recent commits, threads. Operator panel showing the daily brief. Search bar at the top with 'Quick Open' placeholder.

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What it does

One project at a time, all context loaded.

Recent + pinned at a glance

Open the Space, see the projects that matter — pinned ones up top, recent ones below, deploy status alongside each.

Quick open, anywhere

Cmd/Ctrl-K. Type a project name, jump straight in. Doesn't matter how many you have.

An agent that already knows

The Operator inside Project has the codebase, the CLAUDE.md, the recent commits, and the tooling already loaded — turn one starts at speed.

Tasks live with code

Tasks, threads, and decisions belong to the project. Open the project six months later — the context is still there.

Deploy status, in view

Live deployment status per project. See what is up, what is failing, what is about to ship — without opening another tool.

Hands off cleanly

Need design help? Hand off to a design Space with the project context attached. Need ops help? Same. The thread carries.

In practice

Three habits this makes easy.

Daily standup, with self

"What did I leave half-done?" The Operator reads recent commits, open threads, and tasks — gives you the brief.

Onboarding the next person

Open the project Space, the new engineer sees what mattered last week — not just what is in git log.

Switch projects mid-day

Three open. Hop between them. The Operator in each one already knows where you left off.