Projects

Projects let you organize different folders on the same computer without creating multiple connections. Switch between codebases, clients, or experiments instantly.

What are projects?

A project is a folder on your connected computer that you want to work with:

Code repositories
Client websites
Configuration directories
Documentation folders
Any directory you need to access

Why use projects?

Instead of reconnecting or navigating manually each time:

Switch instantly - Jump between folders with one tap
Stay organized - Group related work together
Save time - No more cd commands to find your work
Track activity - See which projects you use most

How it works

Connect to a space - Establish SSH connection first
Add projects - Choose folders you want to work with
Switch freely - Change projects without reconnecting
Stay focused - Terminal and editor update automatically

Project discovery

Kisuke helps you find projects quickly:

Auto-discovery - Finds git repos, package files, and more
Manual browse - Navigate and select any folder
Quick add - Paste a path you already know
Create new - Start fresh with a new folder

Common workflows

Development machine

Add all your code repositories:

Personal projects
Work repositories
Learning exercises
Quick experiments

Web server

Organize your sites:

Production websites
Staging environments
Configuration files
Log directories

Multi-client work

Keep clients separated:

One project per client
Easy context switching
Clear billing boundaries
No confusion

Getting started

Once you’ve connected to a space:

First time? Kisuke will prompt you to add projects
Use auto-discovery for quick setup
Add more anytime with the + button
Switch instantly from the project menu