Separate initiatives by project so chats, uploaded documents, image threads, and subjects stay organized with the right context. Projects also help maintain stable subject references for each initiative.
Keep unrelated work separate while preserving the right context for each project.
Assign chats, documents, and image threads to the right project so everything stays together.
Reference subjects and image context stay scoped to their project, reducing cross-project confusion and helping keep subject references stable over time.
When you move from one project to another, Nilo uses the new project context so work stays separated.
A team runs “Summer Campaign 2026” for campaign chats, briefs, ad copy, and image assets. In parallel, they keep a separate “Compliance & Finance” project for authority letters and regulatory documents. Each project keeps its own discussions, files, subjects, and image threads — without contexts getting mixed.
Creating, renaming, and deleting projects is handled in project management screens, not directly in the chat message flow.
If a subject should be available across all projects, place it in the default/shared project. For project-level consistency patterns, see the known-subject use case.