Projects and folders

A project is a folder you choose. Media, chat history, and generated results are written inside it.

OpenScene has no project database and no hidden library. You point it at a folder, and that folder is the project. Assets you import are copied into it, agent conversations are stored in it, and finished generations land in it.

The Projects page listing project folders beside grouped Edit Agent chat history — The start page keeps projects on the left and past Edit Agent conversations on the right. Picking a chat reopens its project and restores the transcript.

Opening and removing projects

Open a folder from the start page to register it as a project and enter the workspace
Recent projects stay listed so you can return without browsing for the folder again
Removing a project only unregisters it — the folder you chose is never deleted recursively

What is written inside a project

Contents	Notes
Imported media	Copied into the project folder so the timeline does not depend on files elsewhere on disk
Timeline state	Saved with the project; undo and redo operate within a session
Agent conversations	Stored as a path-free `chats.json`, kept per project as switchable sessions
Generated results	Voice and video jobs import into the open project as assets

Because a project is an ordinary folder, backing it up, moving it to another machine, or putting it in version control is your decision and needs nothing from OpenScene.