Organize work with projects
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A project is a workspace-scoped grouping of tickets toward a shared goal. Projects are Control Center-only — they never sync to an external provider such as Linear.
Create a project
Section titled “Create a project”- Expand the Tickets group in the workspace sidebar. It lists All tickets, one row per non-archived project, then New project.
- Click New project.
- Fill in Project name, an optional Description and pick a Color.
- Press Create project.
You land on the new project’s overview and the project appears as a sidebar row under Tickets.
Add tickets to a project
Section titled “Add tickets to a project”Project is a single-ticket field, set in either of two places:
- Open the ticket and set Project in its properties rail.
- Right-click the ticket in the list and use the Project submenu.
The properties-rail picker also offers New project, so you can file a ticket into a project you create on the spot. No project clears the field.
A ticket belongs to at most one project.
You can also start from the project: New ticket on the project overview creates a ticket and files it there.
Read project progress
Section titled “Read project progress”Open a project from its sidebar row, or go to
/workspaces/<workspace-id>/projects/<project-id>.
The overview shows the project’s glyph and name, a status badge, the description and a done-of-total progress bar. Below that, the project’s tickets are grouped by status.
It does not aggregate anything else — there is no assignee breakdown and no priority distribution. For those, filter the main ticket list instead.
Change project status
Section titled “Change project status”Projects have three states:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | Work is ongoing |
| Completed | All work is done |
| Archived | Historical reference |
Use the ⋯ menu on the project header. It offers Edit project, Mark completed / Mark active, Archive / Restore and Delete project.
Archiving hides the project from the sidebar list and from the ticket pickers. It is reversible — Restore puts the project back to active — but the project is only reachable by URL while archived.
Projects created for you
Section titled “Projects created for you”Approving an orchestration creates a project and files the parent ticket under it, alongside anything you filed by hand. Generated work items are pipeline steps, not ticket rows, so they do not appear on the project board. That is the only automated path: no pipeline node creates tickets, so a pipeline cannot populate a project. See Run an orchestration.