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A project is the top-level container in Luna Studio. It groups training runs that share a goal — typically improving a single GenAI application or use case within a given domain. The Projects page is the home of the app at /{org} (and the Luna Studio logo always returns you here).
Projects page

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Projects table

The projects table shows every project in your org, with these columns: Click any row to open the project’s Training runs page.

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Top-bar actions

  • Search — the input on the right of the page header filters projects by name.
  • New project — primary button on the right. Opens the create project modal.

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Naming projects

There’s no strict format, but a few patterns work well:
  • GenAI use case — customer-support-copilot, enterprise-search-assistant.
  • Team or domain + use case — sales-engineering-assistant, hr-policy-assistant.
  • Versioned — customer-support-copilot-v2, enterprise-search-assistant-v3 for iterating on the same use case.
Avoid spaces (use hyphens or underscores) and keep names short — they appear in breadcrumbs throughout the app.

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Delete a project

Open the … action menu on a project row and click Delete project. The action is destructive — Luna Studio will prompt you to confirm before deleting.
Deleting a project removes all of its training runs from Luna Studio. Registered metrics are not affected — they remain in the Galileo metrics store until you delete them there.

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How projects relate to other concepts

  • Integrations and datasets are org-scoped — they’re shared across every project.
  • Runs and metrics are project-scoped — they live inside one project.

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Where to go next

Training runs home

The main project workspace: stats, filters, and the runs table.

Creating a new run

The four-step flow for launching a training run.