Finding and switching between your projects
Every project on your account lives in the projects rail inside /start — there's no separate standalone projects page. This guide covers finding one among many, the Test runs section, and getting to a project's Feedback or Client Hub from there. See "The projects sidebar" for the rail's core mechanics (opening it, the Current section, switching projects).
Open your workspace →Searching your projects
Once you have more than one other project on your account, a search box appears at the top of the rail ("Search your projects…") — a real-time filter on project name across both your real projects and your test runs. It only shows up once there's something worth searching; with just your current project, it stays out of the way.
Test runs stay out of the way
A project can be flagged as a test run — used for exercising the platform itself rather than real client work. Test projects don't mix into your main "Other projects" list; they sit in a separate, collapsed "Test runs" section you open with one click, so real work always stays what you see first.
Getting to your Feedback dashboard
A "💬 Feedback" link sits in the /start top bar, taking you to the Feedback dashboard covered in its own guide — everything waiting on you across every project, in one place.
Getting to a project's Client Hub
Any published project's row in the rail shows a small "💬" button beside it, separate from clicking the row itself (which opens that project's workspace) — it opens that project's Client Hub manager, covered in its own guide. It only appears once a project is published, since the hub's client-facing link is built from the project's public address.
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