> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.orq.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Projects in Orq.ai

> Organize AI resources with projects. Group prompts, deployments, agents, and knowledge bases. Manage team access and permissions for isolated environments.

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 are isolated from one another.

## Using Projects

Create a new **Project** using the **+** button in the **AI Studio**.

Within a project, you can group all entities you can create within **orq.ai**, including [Playgrounds](/docs/playground/overview), [Experiments](/docs/experiments/overview), [Deployments](/docs/deployments/overview), [Agents](/docs/agents/build), and more.

<Frame caption="You can add any entity to a project using the '+' button.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/orqai/9ezrEik8zdClmQ3y/images/project-add.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=9ezrEik8zdClmQ3y&q=85&s=40f094015ee7aa180437e31f416ca05d" alt="Project Add Pn" width="538" height="458" data-path="images/project-add.png" />
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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.

### Visualizing Projects Details

By clicking on a Project Name, you can visualize all sub-folders and entities created within the Project.

Visualize all entities, see when they were last modified and by which **Team Member.**

<Frame caption="Click through project folders and sub-folders to browse to desired entities.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/orqai/9ezrEik8zdClmQ3y/images/project-view.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=9ezrEik8zdClmQ3y&q=85&s=fbed9d4eae32bf3827461e3f5eefc54a" alt="Project View" title="Project View" style={{ width:"100%" }} width="1806" height="416" data-path="images/project-view.png" />
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<Tip>
  Use filters to find a specific Entity Type. Use sorting to order by Name or Modified Date.
</Tip>

Use the `...` menu to:

* **Move** an Entity to a Different folder
* **Delete** an Entity.

In the **Settings** tab:

* **Update** the Project Name.
* [**Fetch an API Key**](/docs/projects/api-keys) for the Project.
* [**Configure Human Reviews**](/docs/projects/human-review) on the Project.

### Moving Entities and Folders

At any time you can reorganize projects by moving entities and folders.

Select the desired entity and choose **Move To** . The following modal opens.

<Frame caption="Browse through the desired projects and folders, create a new folder using + and choose destination for the selected entity using Move.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/orqai/x_6IXnot9ETOc_0g/images/docs/8af04aa3913078676010f4a3f550ccc57720f80522db254fcd26a0d214907efe-Screenshot_2025-03-12_at_20.17.23.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=x_6IXnot9ETOc_0g&q=85&s=9bdf86228abbd7b2fe13ad1301c17a6c" alt="Browse through the desired projects and folders, create a new folder using + and choose destination for the selected entity using Move." width="1592" height="940" data-path="images/docs/8af04aa3913078676010f4a3f550ccc57720f80522db254fcd26a0d214907efe-Screenshot_2025-03-12_at_20.17.23.png" />
</Frame>

## Project Structure

### Default Structure

A `Default` project is created with your existing entity. One **directory** is created per entity type.

<Frame caption="All entities will be sorted by type into separate folders.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/orqai/x_6IXnot9ETOc_0g/images/docs/6aa782b0ce78849d6da764d79afb9f9debd445cd6e6249c6669de8012193bdbf-Screenshot_2025-01-13_at_21.06.43.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=x_6IXnot9ETOc_0g&q=85&s=aaafdf6e2bb374515bfed9b77fa4c48a" alt="All entities will be sorted by type into separate folders." width="2290" height="832" data-path="images/docs/6aa782b0ce78849d6da764d79afb9f9debd445cd6e6249c6669de8012193bdbf-Screenshot_2025-01-13_at_21.06.43.png" />
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### 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.

<Frame caption="Here we decided to have a project for a Customer Support use case. Grouping all entities needed for engineers to develop and test your models in a Development folder. And our production Deployment and entities in another folder for clarity.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/orqai/x_6IXnot9ETOc_0g/images/docs/25ae07e0b4455404393275ec2b6f6834900f0bf5d14e885e79b86fc0c40ba61d-Screenshot_2025-01-13_at_21.13.38.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=x_6IXnot9ETOc_0g&q=85&s=18d4da6732a57292af17286bca611cfb" alt="Here we decided to have a project for a Customer Support use case. Grouping all entities needed for engineers to develop and test your models in a Development folder. And our production Deployment and entities in another folder for clarity." width="2288" height="804" data-path="images/docs/25ae07e0b4455404393275ec2b6f6834900f0bf5d14e885e79b86fc0c40ba61d-Screenshot_2025-01-13_at_21.13.38.png" />
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## 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.

<Frame caption="Choose which team to add to a Project.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/orqai/iV1P61Ac2GbluSfe/images/create-projects-members.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=iV1P61Ac2GbluSfe&q=85&s=e0540fb0ff30a767e2cad94d3b10e6e2" alt="Create Projects Members Pn" width="679" height="392" data-path="images/create-projects-members.png" />
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<Info>
  To learn more about Permissions and User Management, see [Permissions](/docs/projects/overview#permissions).
</Info>