What are Projects?
A Project is like a folder for all your tasks related to a specific client, campaign, or topic. It can live on its own or inside a Workspace (if linked) and gives your agents shared context, files and intelligence to work with.
Creating a Project
Go to Projects in the left sidebar and click New project, or open a Workspace and click Add project.
Fill in the form:
Project name
Workspace - link the project to a client workspace so it inherits that workspace's context.
Shared project - tick to make it visible to everyone in your organisation (see below).
Instructions - what the project is about and any rules it should follow.
Project files - briefs, research, guidelines, anything relevant.
Leave Generate brief, intelligence and task suggestions switched on to have Multiply start working from your instructions and files as soon as the project is created. You can always generate them later from the project.
Click Save.
You can also start a project from a brief proposal in a workspace. See Turning a brief proposal into a project.
Who can see a project
Shared - visible to everyone in your organisation. Anyone can find it in Projects and join it.
Not shared - private to you by default. Share the project URL directly with specific people to give them access without making it visible to the whole organisation.
Inside a Project
The left side of a project is where you work:
Title - with a settings button next to it for changing the project's details.
Prompt box - type what you need, and Multiply starts a task in the project right away.
Drafts - tasks Multiply suggests next. Click Play to start one or X to dismiss it. See Suggested tasks.
Recents - the tasks you've most recently worked on in this project.
The right side shows what Multiply knows about the project.
Overview
The Overview card shows the essentials at a glance:
Workspace - the workspace the project belongs to.
Uploaded files - how many files the project has. Click the link icon to see and manage them.
Brief - click Open to read the project's brief, or Generate if it doesn't have one yet.
Intelligence
The Intelligence card lists the project's intelligence areas, each with a short summary and its latest web findings. Click an area for the full picture, or Edit areas to choose which topics Multiply researches. See Intelligence areas.
Project context and files
Context and files set at the project level are automatically available to agents across all tasks in that project. You don't need to repeat background information in every prompt.
To add files, drag them onto the right side of the project, or click the file count in the Overview card and upload them there. Adding files refreshes the project's intelligence. Files you drop onto the left side are attached to your next prompt instead.