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Projects

Use Projects to keep the assets, runs, and results for one evaluation stream in a single workspace.

Before You Begin​

  • You belong to an organization.

What a Project Contains​

A project can contain:

  • datasets
  • agents
  • secrets
  • judges
  • specifications
  • evals
  • playground history
  • results

The project is the main working area for a product area, workflow, or experiment stream. It keeps the inputs, runnable agents, scoring configuration, and run history together so you can review and iterate in one place.

Create or Open a Project​

  1. Open Projects.
  2. Create a project or open an existing one.
  3. Add a clear project name.
  4. Add a description that explains the scope of the work.
  5. Open the project overview page after the project is created.

Use the Project Overview​

The overview page is the fastest way to confirm the state of the project. Use it to review:

  • recent activity
  • setup checklist items
  • eval summaries
  • links to the main working areas

Use the left navigation to move between datasets, agents, secrets, judges, specifications, evals, playground, and results. Return to the overview page when you want a quick status check across the project.

Organize Work Clearly​

  • Keep each project focused on one product area, workflow, or evaluation stream.
  • Use the project description to explain what the team is validating.
  • Split work into separate projects when ownership, goals, or result interpretation would become confusing in one shared workspace.
  • Treat the project as the top-level container for everything that supports one repeatable evaluation effort.