Projects are the top-level grouping for your connectors and branches. Most users start with one project; the project commands become useful when you are managing multiple environments or teams.Documentation Index
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ardent project create
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ardent project list
In the terminal, the current project row is green and starts with*; other names are plain text with a leading two-space indent. There is a blank line between each project. The example under ardent project list uses the same green highlight so it matches what you see in the shell (other list examples in this reference do the same).
If you are offline and the CLI falls back to cache, you will see ⚠ Offline - showing cached data from … above the list.
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Projects:
* my-app
staging
internal-tools
ardent project switch
Switch to a different project. Ardent clears your current connector selection and automatically selects the new project’s connector if it has exactly one.Example output (single connector in new project)
Example output (single connector in new project)
Example output (multiple connectors in new project)
Example output (multiple connectors in new project)
ardent project delete
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