Projects

A project on Cue OS keeps one piece of ongoing work in one place: a name and description, a chat with Cue, and the files that work needs. The web and Cue CLI show the same projects, so a project made in one appears in the other.

What you can do

• Create a project from a blank start or a template such as Writing or Travel.
• Star the projects you use most and filter to them.
• Start a chat with Cue inside a project.
• Upload, preview, and delete project files.
• Rename a project, change its description, or delete it.

On the web

1. Go to cueos.ai/app/projects. Projects is not in the main navigation yet. You can also press Cmd+K (Ctrl+K on Windows) and choose Go to Projects.
2. Scroll past My Creations to Projects.
3. Select New Project. Enter a Project name, or pick a template to fill in a name and icon, then select Create project. The new project opens.
4. On a project's page, the Tasks tab lists its chat. If it has none yet, select Start conversation.
5. Select the gear button at the top right to open Project Settings:
   • General: change the name and description, then select Save changes. Delete project is here too, and asks you to confirm.
   • Files: select Upload, or drag files in. Open a file to preview it, or delete it.
6. Back on the project list, use the star on a card to add it to Starred, or its three-dot menu to delete it.

On iPhone and Android

The iPhone and Android apps are coming; store review is pending. You can use Cue OS in your phone browser now.

1. Open cueos.ai/app/projects in your phone browser and sign in.
2. Follow the web steps above.

With Cue CLI

1. Check which account your commands will use, then list its projects:

   cue auth --json
   cue project list --json

2. Create a project and keep the ID it returns:

   cue project create '{"name":"Garden plan","description":"Notes for the spring garden"}' --json

3. Read or update the project:

   cue project get <project-id> --json
   cue project update <project-id> '{"description":"Planting notes and a layout"}' --json

4. Add a file and find it again:

   cue project file-upload <project-id> ./planting-notes.txt --json
   cue project file-list <project-id> --json
   cue project file-get <project-id> <file-id> --json

5. Remove a file, or the whole project, when you are done:

   cue project file-delete <project-id> <file-id> --json
   cue project delete <project-id> --json

Files you add with cue project file-upload show under Project Settings → Files on the web.

Limits today

• Projects is reached by its web address or the Cmd+K menu, not the main navigation.
• The Files tab on a project's page does not list files yet. Use Project Settings → Files instead.
• Deleting a project stops its sandboxes and removes its data.
• Projects are private to your account. There is no option to share a project with other people.

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