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Share a Project with Others
AICamp lets you share a project with your team so everyone can collaborate using the same context, files, and chat history.
You can share projects with individuals, specific groups, or make them available to the entire workspace.
How to Share a Project
Open the project you want to share
Click the
three-dot menu (⋮)
in the top-right corner
Select
“Share Project”
In the popup, choose how you want to share:
Share with Individuals or Groups
Use the
search bar
to find teammates or groups
Set access to:
Can View
– Can access the project, view chats, and use files
Can Edit
– Can add files, update instructions, and create new chats
You can remove access or update permissions at any time.
Make the Project Workspace-Wide
To make a project visible to everyone in your organization:
In the share popup, find the
Workspace Access
section
Choose:
No Access
– Only you (and those explicitly added) can see it
Can View
– Everyone in the workspace can open and use the project
Can Edit
– Everyone can make changes (use with caution)
Workspace-shared projects are discoverable by all users and appear in the shared project list.
What Happens When You Share a Project
All chats, files, and project instructions are visible to people you share it with
New chats or files added later are automatically included
Project context is preserved, so everyone works from the same base
Best Practices for Sharing Projects
Use
group sharing
for department-specific workflows
Make key projects
workspace-visible
for central processes like onboarding, policy review, or content standards
Limit “Can Edit” to trusted team members to avoid accidental changes
What’s Next?
Create and Manage a Project
Organize Knowledge Inside a Project
Project Overview
Organize Knowledge Inside a Project
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