Anyone using the Claude Projects feature?

Agreed—the Projects feature is perfect for sharing team documents. Adding custom instructions inside a project also makes it easy to keep the team’s tone consistent.

Isn't that old news? Back in the day, the file count limit per project was pretty tight, but I recall it's been increased a bit these days. That said, if the size is large, it's still slow lol

To sum up: 1) If it's a fixed document you'll refer to repeatedly, it's a project. 2) If it's a document multiple people edit together in real time, it's not a project. If you sort by this criterion, you'll get your answer.

Oh, I didn’t know that. How do team sharing permissions work?

Well, that's a bit... it lacks version control, so it's not really suitable for sharing team documents. Since you can't track who changed what and when, it's risky for teams that need to handle internal audits. For that purpose, I think you should just use a wiki.

Same here. At first I went in with high expectations, but eventually ended up using it like a storage space just for searching lol. Still, it's a hundred times better than pasting it in every time.

But honestly, if the real purpose is to 'share' documents, wouldn't Notion or Google Docs be better? Claude Projects is more about maintaining the same context than about sharing. It doesn't have that feel of inviting outsiders to edit together.

Got a source? Isn't this only available on the team plan?

Tried it. I load up a ton of PDFs—rulebooks and meeting minutes—and use it like, 'Answer based on these documents.' It's so convenient not having to attach files every time.