Scope selector + Projects

The Scope selector near the top of the sidebar chooses which repositories you are looking at. Select a scope, then open Dashboard, Insights, Sessions, Agents, Work Items, Knowledge, Evals, or Flows.

Choose a scope

Open Scope and search by project or repository name.

Scope	What it includes
All Repositories	The repositories and sessions you can access across your organization.
Repository	One repository’s sessions, work, and knowledge.
Project	The repositories grouped into that project.

On plans with projects, the menu groups entries into My projects, Other projects, and Repositories. Choosing another scope keeps you on the corresponding product page where that page is available. The URL carries the scope, so a copied link opens the same repository or project for someone with access.

Scope filters the view; it does not grant access to private sessions. See Visibility & sharing.

Create and manage a project

A project groups related repositories and has its own membership. Use it for work that crosses repository boundaries, such as a service, its client, and its deployment configuration.

1. Open Scope and choose New project.
2. Enter the project’s details and create it.
3. Open the settings icon beside the project in the scope menu.
4. Add repositories and members in Project settings.

Project settings lives at /project/<slug>/settings. Selecting the project itself opens its scoped Dashboard; it does not open settings.

Project owners can add existing organization members directly. Owners and administrators can also review join requests and pending invitations. If you open a project you have not joined, follow the join or invitation controls shown on that page.

Plan availability

Projects require the Team or Enterprise plan. On Free, use repository scope. Project data is preserved if an organization downgrades.

Project visibility

A session with project visibility is available to members of the projects containing its repository. This lets a team share work within a project.

Set that default for new sessions:

kcap config set default_visibility project

A project filter and a session’s visibility are separate choices. Changing the selected project does not change who can read a session.

Projects in the terminal

kcap projects        # list projects, repositories, members, and your role
kcap project <slug>  # inspect one project

These commands use the active CLI profile and require a plan with projects.

Continue with Dashboard for daily work, or Sessions to browse recorded activity.