Claude.ai Projects

# Claude.ai Projects Browser automation skill for claude.ai/projects — organize conversations with persistent context. ## Navigation Navigate to `claude.ai/projects` to access the Projects page. ## Core Interface Elements ### Projects Page - **New project** button — create a new project - **Search projects** textbox — filter existing projects - **Sort button** — change project ordering - **Project list** — shows all existing projects (e.g., Barber and Hair Studio Saas Platform, BioPics.ai, Bots, RealContent, MenuAI, Saas ideas, etc.) - Each project has a **More options** button for management actions ## Key Operations ### Creating a New Project 1. Click the **New project** button 2. Set the project name and description 3. Add project instructions (persistent system prompt) 4. Upload knowledge files ### Managing Projects - **Search** — use the search textbox to find projects by name - **Sort** — organize projects by date, name, etc. - **Open** — click a project to view its conversations - **More options** — edit, delete, or manage project settings ### Within a Project - **Project instructions** — set persistent context that applies to all conversations in the project - **Knowledge files** — upload documents that Claude can reference in all project conversations - **Conversations** — start and manage conversations within the project context ## Why Projects Matter Projects are the BEST way to give Claude persistent knowledge about a specific domain: - All conversations within a project share the same instructions and uploaded files - Unlike regular chats, project context persists across conversations - Upload reference docs, specs, codebases, or any relevant material - Set custom instructions that shape Claude's behavior for that domain ## No Project System Warning While Claude.ai Projects DO provide persistent context within the platform, when automating via browser, agents must still include full context in every automation prompt: - Who the user is and their account details - What they are working on and why - The complete goal and any relevant history - All necessary URLs, credentials references, and prior results Never assume the browser automation agent remembers anything from previous interactions. ## Running on Mac Minis These browser automation tasks run on Mac Minis via mac-control on port 8200: - **Vault**: 192.168.86.27:8200 - **Bots**: 192.168.86.50:8200 - **Jarvis**: 192.168.86.51:8200 Use the mac-control API to send browser automation commands. Example: ``` POST http://192.168.86.27:8200/execute ```