Projects
What a project is, how to create and switch between projects, and how project scope works.
A project is a container inside your organization
that holds a related set of connections, agents, workflows, and deployments.
Projects let you separate work — for example staging from production, or one
client's work from another's. You always work within one project at a time.
The default project
Every organization starts with a Default project, so there's somewhere to work the moment you sign in. You can rename it or add more projects whenever you like.
Creating a project
Create a project from the workspace switcher at the top of the app — give it a name and it's ready to use. Names must be unique within the organization. The new project starts empty; you add connections, agents, and workflows to it as you build.
Switching projects
The workspace switcher also lets you move between projects in the current organization. Your selection is remembered per organization, so when you come back — or switch organizations and return — Compass restores the project you were last in. The whole app re-scopes to the project you pick: the connections, agents, workflows, deployments, and runs you see are always those of the active project.
Editing a project
Rename a project or update its description under Settings → Project → General. See Account & settings for the settings layout, and Members & roles for managing who has access.