Project Files

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What are Project Files?

Project files are documents and other resources you upload directly to a project. Unlike files attached to a single chat, project files are available as context in any chat within the project — you upload once, and all project chats can reference them. This is useful for reference materials that multiple conversations need: a codebase overview, a style guide, a data dictionary, a product spec, or background research.

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Adding Files to a Project

Files appear in the project’s Files tab and are immediately available for use in any project chat.

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How ZeroTwo Uses Project Files

Project files are available as background context, but ZeroTwo doesn’t automatically read every project file for every message. To use a project file in a chat:

• Mention it explicitly: “Using the product spec I uploaded, write a feature summary for the landing page.”
• Reference its content: “Based on the API documentation file in this project, what’s the correct endpoint for creating a user?”
• Ask ZeroTwo to consult it: “Check the brand guidelines file and rewrite this paragraph to match our tone.”

The more specifically you reference the file, the more accurately ZeroTwo will use it.

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Recommended Files to Upload

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Managing Project Files

View files: Open the project → Files tab. All uploaded files are listed with name and upload date. Delete a file: In the Files tab, hover over a file → click the delete icon (trash). Deleting a project file removes it from context for all future chats. It doesn’t affect past chats where the file was already used. Replace a file: Delete the old version and upload the new one. If you regularly update a file (like a weekly report template), consider naming it consistently so it’s easy to find and replace.

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Storage

Project files count toward your account’s total file storage — the same pool used by files uploaded to individual chats.