I’ve tried that a few times, but inevitably emacs+plugins get into a bad state and I have to restart. Plus I haven’t figured out how to keep my buffers organiz

I’ve tried that a few times, but inevitably emacs+plugins get into a bad state and I have to restart. Plus I haven’t figured out how to keep my buffers organized. When I’m working on project x, I don’t want to see project y buffers. I’m sure there are many plugins for that too, but the state gets corrupted over time and stuff I use quits working. I much prefer separate instances for separate work, and nvim or vim start from scratch faster than an emacsclient connects.