Projects

A project groups the notebook work, uploaded files, search results, and workflow context that belong together. Instead of scattering assets across isolated screens, WEEMS keeps them attached to a project so the workspace remains navigable as the work grows.

In practice, a project is the anchor point that makes the rest of the product coherent. Once you open a project, canvas, notebooks, file operations, and assistant context all become project-aware.

You can create a project from the main hub using the standard create action. The create flow asks for the project name, description, and project type so the workspace starts with a clean, explicit structure.

This is the right path when you already know what you want to build and just need a new workspace container before moving into notebook work.

The assistant section in the projects workspace is designed for describing what you want to build or analyze. That is often the fastest path when you want help shaping the initial project, notebook, or analysis structure.

A good prompt usually names the domain, the kind of analysis you want, and the type of structure you expect. The assistant can then help create a cleaner starting point than a blank workspace alone.

Active projects are the workspaces you are still using day to day. They remain in the main working view alongside the assistant, recent work, and creation flows.

Archived projects are projects you want to keep but remove from the active workspace. They are still accessible from the archived tab and can be restored when needed.

The search input in the project hub is scoped to the current active or archived view and searches across projects, notebooks, and files. That makes it useful both for quickly reopening work and for jumping into a specific notebook or file path.

Search results are not limited to project cards. They can route you into the canvas workspace or into file viewing flows depending on what you matched.