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Projects

Organize related apps, agents, knowledge bases, and design systems in one shared workspace.

Projects live in Console, under Accounts. They keep the artifacts for one product together. Each project has shared context, a database, infrastructure, and a design system.

Use separate projects for unrelated work. This keeps their artifacts and context isolated.

Projects aren't available from Control Center. Open Console, then select Accounts.

Project scope

Project artifacts

Projects contain apps, agents, knowledge bases, and design systems. These artifacts stay within the project.

Account controls

Accounts manage Cost Control, access, governance, and other controls across their projects.

Project workspace showing the New artifact option
Open Projects from Accounts in Console.

Find projects

Open Console, then open the account and project switcher at the top of the sidebar. Projects lists the current account's projects, with a check mark on the one you're in. Select a project to open it.

To search every project in the account, select See All Projects. The Projects dialog describes a project as One container for every app, agent and knowledge base that belongs to the same product — sharing one database, one infra instance and one design system.

Projects page showing the New Project option
Choose a project from available Projects in the Account to open.

Pin a project

Pin a project and Qore opens it when you sign in.

  1. Open the account and project switcher at the top of the Console sidebar.

  2. Hover over the project and select the pin icon, Pin project.

Qore confirms with Pinned ‹project name›. The pinned project moves to the top of the project list, both in the switcher and in See All Projects, and keeps a filled pin icon.

You can pin one project at a time, across all your accounts. Pinning another project, even one in a different account, replaces the pin. To unpin, select the filled pin again (Unpin project). You can pin and unpin only from the switcher; See All Projects shows the pin but doesn't change it.

The pin decides where you land when you sign in: Qore opens the pinned project and switches to its account if needed. A link to a specific project still opens that project instead. Between sign-ins, Qore keeps you in whichever project you last selected. The pin is yours alone; it doesn't change what other members of the account see.

Create a project

Create a project before you create artifacts for a new product.

  1. Open the account and project switcher at the top of the Console sidebar. Under Accounts, select the account the project belongs to.

  2. Select New project. See All Projects has the same option, New Project.

  3. In Create New Project, enter a name. Project names are unique within an account.

  4. Select Create Project.

Qore confirms with Project added successfully. The project is created in the current account and appears under Projects in the switcher. In the switcher, New project shows only to roles with Create a project: Developer, Account Admin, and Organisation Admin.

The Create New Project dialog with a Provide name to project field and Cancel and Create Project buttons
Create New Project.

An account can contain multiple projects. Select the project that matches the product you are building.

Console navigation with Accounts and Projects available in the left sidebar
Create a new Project from Accounts in Console.

Work in a project

Select a project to open its workspace. Its navigation provides these artifact areas:

Area
Use it for

Overview

Review the project at a glance.

Apps

Build and manage project apps.

Agents

Build and manage project agents.

Knowledge Bases

Create and manage project knowledge.

Design Systems

Create reusable visual styles for project apps.

A selected project showing artifact areas, including Overview, Apps, Agents, Knowledge Bases, and Design Systems
Project artifacts are available from the project workspace.

Add an artifact

  1. Open the project where the artifact belongs.

  2. Select New artifact.

  3. Select the artifact type.

The artifact is added to the selected project. It can use the project's shared context.

Accounts, Projects, Spaces

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