- In short
- Client isolation is the practice of using separate Projects, each with independently scoped Memory, to prevent one client's or workstream's confidential information from surfacing in another's context. A separate Project per client with its own scoped Memory is the correct isolation pattern. Careful prompting inside a single shared Project is not a reliable substitute, and turning Memory off entirely sacrifices useful continuity rather than fixing the leakage concern.
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