ClickUp AI Can't Reference Context Across Separate Chats or Projects
ClickUp users managing multiple concurrent projects want the AI assistant to access and cross-reference information from their other chats, similar to folder-based organization in Claude and ChatGPT. Without this, users must repeat context or copy-paste information between conversations tied to different clients or projects.
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