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A space is a group of conversations that share context. When you start a conversation in a space, the agent has context from all previous conversations in that space. The more you use a space, the deeper the agent's understanding becomes.

When to use spaces ​

  • Projects. Create a space for each project so agents always have the full background.
  • Research. Build up knowledge across multiple research sessions. The agent remembers what was found before.
  • Brainstorming. Explore a large topic over many conversations. The agent carries forward all ideas and decisions.
  • Multi-session work. When a task spans multiple conversations over days or weeks.

Creating a space ​

  1. Open the sidebar and find the spaces section
  2. Create a new space and give it a descriptive name (e.g., "Project Atlas" or "Q2 Marketing Plan")
  3. Start a new conversation and link it to the space

When you start a conversation in a space, the agent receives a summarized context from all previous conversations in that space.

How space context builds up ​

Each time you have a conversation in a space, the platform records what was discussed.

This means:

  • First conversation in a space. The agent has no extra context, just like a normal chat
  • Second conversation onward. The agent sees a summary of everything discussed before
  • Over time. The context summary grows richer, giving agents a deeper understanding of your project

Example ​

Say you create a space called "Website Redesign":

  1. Monday. You chat with the Researcher about competitor websites. The agent finds and summarizes five competitor designs.
  2. Wednesday. You start a new conversation in the same space with the Developer. Without you explaining anything, the Developer already knows about the competitor analysis from Monday and can reference those findings.
  3. Friday. You chat with the Assistant in the space to write a project update. It knows about both the research and the development discussions.

Next steps ​

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