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How Spaces Work in Neonous AI
Learn how spaces keep project memory, artifacts, and context isolated across long-running workflows.
A space is the container for durable project context.
Artifacts, memory, and chat history become more useful when they stay together.
Good space handling prevents contamination across similar projects.
Why spaces exist
Without a dedicated project container, assistants tend to answer from whatever was most recent. Spaces give the system a stable scope for decisions, artifacts, and recall.
What belongs in a space
- Project decisions and current priorities
- Artifacts such as reports, maps, dashboards, and tables
- Follow-up sessions that refine the same body of work
Next Step
Use spaces to keep projects clean
See how multi-project switching works when recall is scoped properly.
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Use Case
AI Agent for Multi-Project Context Switching
Use an AI assistant that keeps similar projects isolated, asks for clarification when context is weak, and avoids space contamination.
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How Memory Works in Neonous AI
Learn how Neonous handles retain, recall, active state, contradictions, and blocked memory items.
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Artifacts in Neonous AI
Learn how Neonous turns chat context into maps, calendars, tables, checklists, dashboards, reports, and other structured outputs.
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