Grounds

Create a new Ground

Choose New Ground on screen. You give it a name and a slug. The slug is the URL identifier, so it cannot be changed afterwards — choose it carefully.

Organization

A ground belongs either to your personal space or to a team. If you own a team, New Ground shows an Organization field for choosing where it goes, and Edit Ground lets you move it later. Everyone in that team can see it, with the role they have there. See Teams.

Intent

You can record details such as the project’s goal and target date. These are optional fields, there to help you keep the project in mind and hold it to a consistent course.

• Goal: one line on what the project is aiming for.
• End date: the target date you are working towards.
• Budget: if a budget is set, write it here.
• Audience: name a client, or record it as a project for yourself (Self).

The intent section is a support, a way to remember the project yourself and keep it from drifting away from what you first meant it to be. When an AI agent is connected, it reads this information while working in the ground and is guided to reflect it — so the solutions you get are shaped by things like the budget and the deadline.

Status

A project you have stopped working on can be archived (Archive). An archived ground is filed into a separate section of the sidebar list, and its bugs drop out of the dashboard. You can set it back to Active at any time, or delete it outright.