GuidesProjects and memory
Create a project so Keenoble remembers your context
A project is the shared memory behind Chat, Preview and Code. Create one, attach a conversation to it, and see what it has remembered.
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All 6 steps below were written by reading the Keenoble source rather than by performing them, and each unwalked one is tagged [UNVERIFIED]. Reading a component tells you what a control is labelled; it does not prove the control is reachable, that the order is right, or that the result is what the text says. Until a reviewer has walked every step, this page is excluded from the sitemap, marked noindex, and publishes no structured data.
Before you start
- A signed-in account. Projects are not available to guests.
Steps
In the top bar, find the project button. With nothing selected it reads “+ Project (memory)”. [Unverified]
Its tooltip is the point of the whole feature: “Project — shared across Chat, Build, and Code”.
Click it. A small panel opens listing your projects, with a box at the bottom reading “New project name…”. [Unverified]
Type a name and press Enter, or click the “+” button. The new project is created and selected, and the button now shows “◆” followed by the name. [Unverified]
Keep chatting. The conversation you have open is attached to the selected project, and what gets settled in it is indexed as project memory. [Unverified]
To switch projects, reopen the panel and click another name. Clicking the currently selected one — marked with a “✓” — deselects it. [Unverified]
To see what has been remembered, click the “Memory” button at the bottom right. It shows a count when there is anything to show. [Unverified]
The panel is headed “What I remember about this project”, and reads “Nothing yet for this project.” when it is empty.
Keenoble may offer to make one for you
During a conversation you may see a banner asking whether to remember it as a project, with a suggested name and “Yes” / “No”. Accepting creates the project, links the conversation, and catches memory up over everything said so far.
The offer is made at most once per conversation, ever. Declining is recorded and does not come back.
Deleting a project
The “×” beside a project in the picker deletes it, after a confirmation that states exactly what happens: the chat history and the remembered decisions stay intact, the project just stops appearing in the list.
Two different things called a project
The project in the top bar is memory — shared across Chat, Preview and Code. The project button inside Preview's own header is a different thing: it switches between the sites you have built there. They are not the same list.
Next
Having problems with the platform? Contact us at support@keenlabs.pro. If a step here does not match what Keenoble does, the step is the bug — send it to the same address. All the guides are at /guides; shorter answers are on the FAQ.