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Projects and tasks

Organize creative work so every agent has the right files, scope, and context.

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Projects group related work#

A project is the top-level container shown in the sidebar. Use one project for a film, campaign, client, show, or other body of related work.

  • New Project creates a VideoDraft-managed project.
  • Open Folder lets VideoDraft work directly in a folder you already own.
  • Clone GitHub repo is available when the work is stored in GitHub.

Give each outcome its own task#

Each task has its own folder on disk. Keep the revisions of one piece of work in a single task. Start a new task when the outcome or its owner changes, so prompts, files, and chats stay clear.

Task files#

  • Put scripts, briefs, shot lists, notes, and final documents in the task folder.
  • Put generated or fetched images, video, and audio under media/.
  • Do not add media/ or other content folders to .gitignore. Ignored files drop out of chat mentions and change tracking.
  • Use .context/ for scratch notes and handoffs between agents. Keep finished work outside it.
  • Link another task or folder when an agent needs additional source material.
Example task folder

Work alongside the agent#

The right panel is your own view of the task the agent is working in. Drag either panel to resize it, or drag one to a sliver to collapse it. The panel has tabs across the top and a drawer along the bottom.

Link extra folders#

An agent can read and write outside its task once you link a folder. Open the plus menu in the composer, the message box at the bottom of a chat, then choose Link workspaces. That menu item links another task or any folder, and /add-dir with a path does the same.

  • Search for a task in any project, or browse for any folder on your Mac.
  • Linked folders appear as chips above the composer. Unlink them from there.
  • Links belong to the task, so every chat in it shares them and they survive restarts.