Projects
Projects are ways to organize resources you manage in orq.ai
Projects are ways to organize work on Orq.ai. Having separate projects for different parts of your business lets you improve organization of all your models and systems in place, making sure that services have isolations from one another.
Using Projects
Create a new Project using the + button in your Orq.ai panel.
Within a project, you can group all entities you can create within Orq.ai, including Playgrounds, Experiments, Deployments, and more.

You can add any entity to a project using the + button.
Projects use Directories to organize entities into a folder structure. To add a new directory use the + button and select Directory, you can add any number of sub-directory to fit your needs.
Once a entity has been added to a directory, it cannot be moved to another directory.
Entities shared access
Entities created within one project will only have access to other entities existing within this project; that way, you can enforce clear isolation between resources.
For example, an Experiment created within a project will only be able to import Datasets belonging to the same project.
Project Structure
Default Structure
A Default
project is created with your existing entity. One directory is created per entity type.

All entities will be sorted by type into separate folders.
By use case
A common way to organize your entities is by Use Case. Within this use case you can group your entities by Environments for example.
 and resources in another folder for clarity.](https://files.readme.io/25ae07e0b4455404393275ec2b6f6834900f0bf5d14e885e79b86fc0c40ba61d-Screenshot_2025-01-13_at_21.13.38.png)
Here we decided to have a project for your Customer Support use case.
Grouping all entities needed for engineers to develop and test your models in a folder.
And our production Deployments and entities in another folder for clarity.
Permissions
When creating a project, you can assign which of your Teams have access to the project. Each team has Members with different access level across the project entities.
To learn more about Permissions and User Management, see Permissions.
Updated 22 days ago