Projects

A project is the workspace Vibe Code Web organizes everything around: one or more GitHub repositories, the sessions you run against them, and the history of past runs. This page covers how to create, manage, and delete projects.

Projects live in the Vibe Code Web left sidebar. To create one:

1. Click the + button at the top of the Projects list.
2. Select the repositories the project should work on. All repositories must belong to the same GitHub owner (user account or organization). You can add one or more.
3. Click Continue.
4. Enter a project name.
5. Click Create Project.

The project is added to your sidebar and ready to run sessions.

Open a project from the sidebar to see its sessions and start a new one. To start a session:

• Type a prompt in the input at the bottom of the project view and send it. A session is created automatically.
• Or click + New session and enter your prompt there.

All sessions started in the project are listed under it in the sidebar, like a chat history. The sidebar shows all sessions; selecting a project shows the sessions for that project. You can reopen a past session at any time to inspect commands, file changes, branch, and pull request.

From a project view, you can:

• Reopen a past session to inspect its activity stream, file changes, branch, and pull request. Past sessions are read-only: once the sandbox is deprovisioned, the session cannot be resumed or woken up. To continue, start a new session.
• Delete a session to remove it from Vibe Code Web's session history. Active sessions cannot be deleted: wait for the session to end first.

Click View project details to open the project settings. From there, you can:

• Rename the project.
• Detach a linked repository.
• Add another repository from the same GitHub owner.

To delete a project, open View project details and scroll to the Danger zone. Type the full project name to confirm, then click delete. A project with active sessions cannot be deleted: wait for sessions to end first.