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Create a Project

Set up a new project in ORQO to organize your teams, workflows, and documents in one place.

Prerequisites​

  • An ORQO account with access to at least one organization
  • Organization-level permissions to create projects

Steps​

1. Open the Projects page​

Navigate to Projects in the sidebar. This shows all projects in your current organization as a grid of cards.

Projects index page

2. Click "New Project"​

Click the New Project button in the page header. This opens the project creation form.

3. Fill in the project details​

Enter the following fields:

  • Name -- A short, descriptive name for the project (e.g., "Customer Support Automation")
  • Description -- A longer explanation of what the project does. This description is sent to the AI assistant and the Knowledge Curator as context, so make it specific.
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Write a detailed description. The AI assistant and Knowledge Curator use it to understand your project's purpose when suggesting workflows, classifying documents, and curating knowledge.

Project creation form

4. Enable long-term memory (optional)​

Toggle Knowledge Graph to enable the project's knowledge graph. When enabled:

  • Uploaded documents are automatically classified into a structured knowledge graph using the Meder 3-pass classifier
  • Workflow tool results flagged for enrichment are routed through the Knowledge Curator pipeline
  • The AI assistant can reference the knowledge graph when building workflows

Leave this off if the project does not need persistent knowledge management.

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Enabling the knowledge graph requires that the engine is running with valid CURATOR_API_KEY, CURATOR_BASE_URL, and CURATOR_MODEL environment variables.

5. Save the project​

Click Create Project. You are redirected to the new project's detail page, which shows the project sidebar with sections for Teams, Workflows, and Documents.

New project detail page

6. Verify the project appears in the sidebar​

The sidebar now shows your project name. From here you can drill into Teams, Workflows, or Documents.

What's next​

Learn more​