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Got this working which does just that: keeps track of buffers and working directory relative to the active tab: https://github.com/flavius/vim-tabs
You can use sessions to switch between different projects. They store your tabs, buffers, etc. Check out :help mksession. I personally use vim-session which is a wrapper around mksession which allows you to use it more lazily.
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