Projects and environments

A project keeps one product or client apart: its AI assistants, agents, websites, integrations, tools, environments, API keys and budget. Credits stay shared by the whole workspace.

Create a project

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Projects → New project: name, description, purpose.
Open Projects → New project. Give it a name, and optionally a description and what it's for.
Open in Oryvox
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A project starts with two environments: Development and Production. Your plan sets how many projects you can have.

Switch project from the top bar; search by name, address or prj_… ID.

Environments

Environment
Development	Where you build and test. Changes here never reach visitors.
Production	What your visitors use. A project has exactly one. It's protected: changes need confirmation and the permission to deploy to Production.
Staging / custom	Optional extra environments. The type can't be changed later.

The environment switcher in the top bar decides which environment you're looking at.

Secrets

Each environment has its own secrets, such as STRIPE_SECRET_KEY. A secret belongs to one environment and is never copied to another. A saved value is never shown again; saving an existing name rotates it. Changing Production secrets needs the permission to deploy to Production.

Members

Project role	Can
Project admin	Everything, including Production.
Developer	Build and deploy to Development.
Viewer	Read only.

Budget

Budget type
No budget	The project uses workspace Credits without a limit of its own.
Warn only	You're warned when it reaches its monthly budget. Nothing stops.
Hard limit	New paid actions of this project stop when the monthly budget is used up.

Only project admins change the budget. Projects shows each project's share of Credits this month.

API keys

Project keys belong to one environment. Keys outside Production are test keys and can't reach Production resources; a live key can. Choose what each key may do; copy it once, it's not shown again.

Overview

The project overview shows its AI assistants, websites, integrations, tools and Credits this month, what needs attention, recent activity, and an environment comparison: each resource's latest version, what runs in Development and Production, and how many versions Production is behind.