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/project Command

Use /project to choose the TestMu AI project that owns discovered agents, versions, and runs in the current workspace.

Rook project command help showing use and create subcommands

Syntax​

/project
/project use <id>
/project create <name>

From a shell:

rook project
rook project use <id>
rook project create <name>

Behavior​

CommandEffect
/projectOpen a TUI picker. In a shell, print available projects and mark the active one.
/project use <id>Validate the project against TestMu AI and save it as the active project for this workspace.
/project create <name>Create a project and select it immediately.

The active-project pointer is stored locally, alongside a separate working tree for each selected project. TestMu AI remains the authority for the projects the account can access.

Why Selection Comes First​

Rook scopes the local agent tree below the project ID. Switching projects changes which active agent, features, scenarios, profiles, and runs Rook sees; switching back restores that project's previous active agent.

If access to the active project is revoked, Rook asks you to choose another project. Signing in again does not repair a project-level permission failure.

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