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Overview

In Rapida, projects are the cornerstone of organization. Each project serves as a container for various resources and activities. An organization can have multiple projects, each with its own set of permissions and collaborators. Project Listing The project listing page displays all projects within your organization. Key elements include:
  • Name: Unique identifier for each project
  • Date Created: Project creation date
  • Your Role: Your specific role within each project
  • Collaborators: Visual representation of team members involved

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Project Structure

Each project in Rapida can contain:
  1. Assistants: AI helpers tailored to project needs
  2. Logs: Activity records specific to the project
  3. Endpoints: Project-specific API endpoints
  4. Knowledge: Dedicated information repositories

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Project Permissions

Permissions in Rapida are project-based, allowing for granular access control:
  • Super Admin: Full access and control over the project
  • Admin: Manage project resources and collaborators
  • Member: Contribute to and use project resources
  • Viewer: Read-only access to project data

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Key Points:

  • Permissions are set at the project level, not organization-wide
  • A user can have different roles in different projects
  • Organization admins can manage projects but don’t automatically have access to all project data

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Managing Multiple Projects

Organizations in Rapida can host multiple projects:
  • Each project is isolated from others
  • Resources and permissions don’t overlap between projects
  • Users can be part of multiple projects with varying roles

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Best Practices

  • Clearly define project scopes to avoid overlap
  • Regularly review and update project permissions
  • Use descriptive project names for easy identification
  • Leverage project-specific resources for targeted workflows
Remember, while your organization may have numerous projects, each project operates as its own ecosystem within the Rapida platform.