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# Projects

Projects are the foundation of your testing organization in BugOwl AI. Think of a project as a container that holds all your testing assets for a specific application or website.

#### What is a Project?

A project contains:

* **Test Cases**: Individual test scenarios
* **Test Suites**: Grouped collections of test cases
* **Environments**: Different deployment stages (dev, staging, production)
* **Test Data**: Variables and datasets
* **Team Members**: Collaborators with access

#### When to Create a Project

Create a new project for:

* Different applications or websites
* Separate product lines
* Different teams or departments

#### Project Structure Example

```
My E-commerce Website
├── Environments (dev, staging, production)
├── Test Suites (Login, Checkout, Registration)
├── Test Cases (Valid Login, Invalid Login, etc.)
└── Test Data (User Credentials, Product Info)
```

#### Getting Started

1. Click "Projects" → "Create New Project"
2. Enter project name and description
3. Add team members and environments
4. Start creating test cases

Projects help keep your testing efforts organized and manageable while enabling team collaboration.


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