# Projects

### What It is

CodeWords Projects help you organize and manage your automations, workflows, and apps. Each project is a runnable system built with Cody, while folders help you group related projects together for easier navigation and filtering.

Projects are designed to keep your work organized as you scale. Instead of managing one long list of automations, you can group projects by team, client, workflow type, or use case.

### How to use it

#### Creating a Project

To create a new project:

1. Describe the workflow or app you want to build with Cody.
2. Configure schedules, triggers, integrations, or deployment settings.
3. Run, edit, and manage the project directly from chat.

Each project represents a single automation, workflow, or app.

#### Creating a Folder

Folders help organize related projects.

You can create folders for:

* Teams or departments
* Clients
* Workflow categories
* Personal vs work automations

Once created, you can move projects into folders or create new projects directly inside them.

### Viewing Projects and Folders

**Projects List**

Your projects appear as cards or a list in the workspace. From there, you can:

* Open a project
* Edit it with Cody
* Run it manually
* Configure schedules and triggers
* Monitor activity

#### **Folders**

Folders act as organizational groups and filters. Opening a folder shows only the projects inside it, making large workspaces easier to manage.

#### Filtering Projects

Use folder filters to quickly find the workflows or apps you want to manage. This is especially useful when working across multiple teams, clients, or automation categories.

#### Moving Projects

You can move projects between folders at any time to reorganize your workspace as your workflows evolve.

#### What You Need to Know

**Projects**: Runnable workflows, automations, or apps

**Folders**: Organizational groups for projects

Folders do not run automations themselves. They only help organize and filter projects.

#### Run Page Context

When you open a project’s run page, CodeWords automatically understands which folder the project belongs to. Schedules, triggers, and runtime settings are configured per project, not per folder.


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