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What is a Project?

A project is an independent configuration unit within an organization. You can create multiple projects inside a single organization and apply different AI model, MCP, RAG, rule, and security settings to each one.

Team default vs. project settings

Categories with no project-level settings automatically inherit the team default settings. When a project setting exists, it overrides only that specific item.

Creating a Project

Create project Projects are managed from the scope selector dropdown at the top of the sidebar.
1

Click Add project

Open the dropdown and click Add project at the bottom.
2

Enter details

Enter the project name and description.
3

Choose whether to add members

Check Add all team members to automatically include every member of the organization. You can adjust this individually later.
4

Add

Once created, you are automatically switched to the new project.

Switching Projects

Switch project When you select a project, every settings page displays the settings specific to that project. In project scope, organization-level menus are hidden.

Team default

Team default sidebar

Project

Project sidebar
Usage Monitoring, API Keys, and logs are organization-wide features, so they are not shown in project scope.

Managing Per-Project Settings

In project scope, a read-only team default settings panel is shown above each settings page. This lets you compare inherited settings and project-specific settings at a glance. Project settings
To edit the team default settings, switch to Team default in the dropdown.
When you first create a project, its settings are empty. Because the team default settings are inherited automatically, you only need to add the items that require project-specific customization.

Managing Project Members

Project member management In project scope, the Team menu changes to Member management.
  • Add member — Search the organization member list and add them to the project
  • Remove member — Remove them from the project only (they are not removed from the organization)
  • Leave project — Leave the project yourself
A member removed from a project no longer receives that project’s settings in the IDE. They are not removed from the organization itself.

Editing / Deleting a Project

Hover over a project in the dropdown to reveal the edit and delete icons.
Deleting a project also deletes all of its settings, RAG sources, and member associations. This cannot be undone. You must type the project name exactly to confirm.