#Projects

Projects bring together code repositories, knowledge sources, and chat conversations around a shared goal. They give specialists the context they need to understand your codebase and provide targeted help.

#Create a Project

Click the + button next to Projects to open the Create Project dialog.

Give your project a name. You can optionally pick an icon and toggle discoverability on or off. Discoverability is on by default, which lets anyone in your workspace find the project.

Below the name field you will see four cards for adding codebases:

• Repository from URL. Paste a Git URL to clone a remote repo into the project.
• Add folder. Opens your OS folder picker so you can link a local directory.
• Quick start. A guided setup flow (coming soon).
• Knowledge garden. Link an existing knowledge plot to the project.

Further down, the Git Worktrees toggle lets you create isolated branches per chat. This requires at least one cloned repository first.

The Sandbox Profile section lets you configure the project environment. You can set a network mode, define setup commands, and control other sandbox behavior. See Sandbox settings for a full breakdown of available options.

Click Create Project in the footer to finish. A project chat is automatically created and the project appears in the sidebar, ready to use.

Once a project chat is open, the Code Editor panel reads from that project's repositories or linked folders, so specialist edits show up next to the conversation in real time.

#Project Cards

When you have more than one project, each appears as a card on the Projects landing page. Hover any card and click the three-dot button in the top-right corner to open a context menu with these actions:

• Edit Project. Open the project's configuration page.
• Archive or Restore. Move an active project into the archive, or bring an archived project back to active.
• Delete Project. Permanently remove the project. Disabled until the project is archived first — this is a deliberate two-step gate so projects cannot be deleted by accident.

Archived projects display an "Archived" badge on the card so you can tell them apart from active ones.

#The Project Toolbar

When you open a project, a toolbar appears at the top of the page. The left side shows the project name — click it for a dropdown with quick actions. On the right, the New Chat button creates a new conversation inside the project, followed by six icon buttons that each open a different view.

From left to right:

The active page is highlighted so you always know which view you are on.

#Project Name Dropdown

Click the project name to open a dropdown with these actions:

• Rename project. Change the project name.
• Archive project or Restore. Move the project out of your active list or bring it back.
• Copy project link. Get a shareable link to the project.
• Knowledge. Open the project's knowledge sources.
• Discoverable. Toggle whether workspace members can find this project.