A Project groups Skills and Vault access. Sharing a Project gives another
person Viewer access; adding that Project to an Agent is a separate, explicit
step. See Core concepts for the canonical
definition.
Before you begin
- Sign in to the Clawdi dashboard or run
clawdi auth login.
- Create a Custom Project for material you intend to organize or share.
Automatically created Global and Agent Projects cannot be shared.
- Know which Vaults the Project can use before inviting anyone.
A Viewer cannot edit the Project, but can read its Skills and key names and
can resolve its Vault values through CLI runtime reads. Detach sensitive
Vaults or use a separate Project before sharing.
Create a Project
In the dashboard, open Projects, choose New Project, enter a name, and
create it. The equivalent CLI path is:
Use a short, stable slug when you expect to reference the Project in commands.
The Project appears under Projects and in clawdi project list.
Add a Project to an Agent
From the Project page, choose Add to agent, select an Agent, and confirm.
The CLI equivalent is:
The Agent reads its fixed Agent Project first, followed by attached Projects
in the displayed order. Attaching a Project does not transfer ownership and
does not turn it into the Agent’s write target.
To stop using it without changing Project membership:
Invite a Viewer
Open an owned Custom Project, choose Share, and enter the recipient’s email
under Invite by email. Or run:
The recipient signs in, opens their inbox, and accepts the invitation:
Accepting grants Viewer membership. The recipient can inspect the Project
before deciding whether to add it to an Agent.
Share with a link
Use a link when you want to send access yourself or the recipient may not have
an account yet:
Copy the full URL immediately. Clawdi shows it only once; later listings retain
the label and a recognizable prefix, not the complete token. The recipient can
accept it in the share page or with:
If the CLI reports that a display name is required, set it in your dashboard
profile and retry.
Give an accepted Project to an Agent
After reviewing the Project, the Viewer can use Add to agent on its Project
page or run:
Use the owner-qualified slug shown by clawdi project list --shared-with-me
when an unqualified name could be ambiguous.
Stop sharing
Choose the action that matches the access you need to remove:
A Viewer can remove their own membership with:
Removing membership prevents that person’s Agents from using the Project. It
does not delete the owner’s Project content.
See Skills for explicit Project Skill imports and Vaults and
secrets for Vault attachment and reference rules.
For current CLI variants, run clawdi project --help, clawdi inbox --help,
and clawdi agent projects --help.