Moyna AIOne project. Every chat already knows.
Its chats, files, instructions and memory gather into one place — so every new chat starts knowing all of it. And you decide what it keeps.
// You asked once. The answer pulled your file, obeyed your instruction, and remembered your fiscal year — without being told again.
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Without a project, every chat starts from zero.
You re-attach the same file, re-type the same rules, re-explain what you meant last week. A project remembers all of it — once.
You explain it once. It never forgets the setup.
One project holds four things about one piece of work — and every chat inside it draws on all four, so you never start from a blank slate.
- ChatsEvery conversation about this work in one place, not scattered across your history.
- FilesThe documents that matter — and you pick which ones Moyna reads, word for word, per answer.
- InstructionsHow Moyna should work here — tone, format, rules — set once, followed by every chat.
- MemoryFacts worth keeping stay with this project — and only this one. You see and control each.
You pick. It cites.
No guessing, no black box. You choose which documents Moyna reads for an answer — it reads them word-for-word and shows you where each fact came from.
Attach
Drop the spreadsheets, PDFs and docs for this work into the project. They stay yours — private.
Pick
In a chat, choose exactly which files go into this answer — nothing is read until you say so.
Cited
The answer points back to the file it came from, so you can check it yourself.
from Q3-আয়.xlsx// Files are read only when you pick them. Moyna does not read through your documents on its own, and nothing you upload is ever shared or made public.
Say it once. Never again.
Instructions and memory travel with the project. Whether it's your third chat or your thirtieth, Moyna already knows how you work here.
“সবসময় আপনি করে বাংলায় লেখো। সংখ্যা টেবিলে দাও। অর্থবছর জুলাই–জুন ধরো।”
applies to every chat →Everything it keeps, in your hands.
You can see every fact Moyna keeps about a project, switch any of it off, and keep a project's memory to itself. That isn't a setting buried in a menu — it's the whole design.
- A project's memory works only inside that project — never in another, never in a general chat.
- See, edit or delete every remembered fact. Nothing is kept behind your back.
- Want a clean slate? Start a no-memory chat — it keeps nothing, yet still saves to your history.
Fair questions, straight answers.
What is a project?
A project is a home for one piece of work. It keeps your related chats together and lets you add files, standing instructions, and memory — so every chat inside it starts with the full context instead of a blank slate.
How do project files work?
You attach files to a project, then in a chat you explicitly pick which ones to include. Moyna reads those files as-is and cites what it used. It does not read through or list your files on its own — nothing is read unless you choose it.
What are project instructions?
Standing directions for how Moyna should work in this project — language, tone, format, rules to assume. You write them once and every chat in the project follows them, without you repeating yourself.
Can one project's memory reach another?
No. A project's memory works only inside that project, and never in a general chat. You can see, edit or switch off every remembered fact, keep a project to project-only memory, or use a no-memory chat that keeps nothing.
Does it all work in Bangla?
Yes — project names, instructions, memory and answers all work in Bangla, in formal আপনি. English works exactly the same, and you can mix both.
How do I start?
Open a project, give it a name, and start chatting. Add files, instructions and memory whenever you like — a project grows as you work.
What are you working on?
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