Claude

Set up a project in Claude

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How to use Claude Projects

Use Projects to organize your work, add instructions Claude should follow, and upload reference material for a conversation. Follow these steps in order to create your first project and start chatting in it.

1. Open Projects

Click Projects in the left navigation menu. This opens your project dashboard.

2. Create a new project

Click New project in the upper-right corner. This starts a new project.

3. Save your new project

Enter a name for your project. Then click Create project to save it.

4. Add project instructions

Click the instructions section. Use this area to set project-wide guidance for Claude.

5. Save project instructions

Type the instructions you want Claude to follow. Then click Save instructions.

6. Add project content

Click the plus icon in the Context panel. This lets you add reference files or other content to the project.

7. Upload a file from your device

Select Upload from device. Then choose the local document you want to use.

8. Send your prompt

Enter your prompt in the chat field. Click the send button to start the conversation.

Your project is now ready, with instructions and reference material in place for future prompts.

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If you use Claude for repeat work, Projects can save a lot of setup.

This video walks through how to use Claude Projects for the first time: a single space to keep your instructions, reference files, and chats together for one piece of work.

It also shows the problem Projects solve. Without a project, every new chat starts cold, so you end up repeating your role, preferred tone, and background context again and again.

In the walkthrough, you’ll see how to:

• open Projects from the sidebar • create a new project and name it • add instructions for tone and working style • upload files in Context • start a chat with the right brief already attached

The key benefit is simple: each new chat in that project starts informed. Instead of rebuilding context from scratch, Claude can read the saved instructions and files first.

If you want a clearer, faster way to organize ongoing work in Claude, this is a good place to start.

Watch the video for the full step-by-step walkthrough. #Claude #AItools #Productivity

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Tired of repeating the same context in every new Claude chat?

This quick walkthrough shows how to use Claude Projects to keep instructions, files, and chats together so each project chat starts informed. Watch the video. #Claude #AI

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How to use Claude Projects for more consistent, informed chats

Keep your work in one place

Claude Projects are designed to keep one piece of work organized in a single space. Instead of scattering context across separate chats, you can keep your instructions, reference files, and conversations together inside a project.

For anyone using Claude on ongoing work, that structure matters. It gives each chat a shared starting point and makes it easier to return to the same task without rebuilding the setup every time.

The problem Projects solve

Without a project, each new chat starts from scratch. That means re-explaining your role, the tone you want, and the background Claude needs before you can get useful output.

This video shows how Projects help avoid that repetition. By saving instructions and adding files as context, you can give Claude the information it should use before the conversation begins.

What the video covers

This walkthrough is built for first-time users and shows the full setup process step by step:

Open Projects from the sidebar
Click New project
Name what you’re working on
Choose Create project
Open the Instructions panel
Set the tone Claude should follow and save instructions
Click the plus beside Context
Upload files from your device
Type a prompt in the project and send it to start the chat

Why this matters

Once your project is set up, every chat inside it starts with more context. Claude can read the saved brief, instructions, and uploaded files first, which helps keep responses aligned with the work you’re doing.

In the example shown in the video, Claude uses a launch brief for brand tone and product details before responding. That makes the conversation more consistent and reduces the need to repeat yourself.

Watch the walkthrough

If you want to see exactly how to create a project, add instructions, upload context, and start chatting, watch the video and try it yourself in Claude.

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