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Project Home

The Project Home is the main view you land on when you open a project. It gives you a centralized place to start AI conversations, jump into your data, and stay up to date with recent activity.

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?+ New ▾Good morning, DiegoQuick links(only if links exist)Describe what you want to explore...Assistant ▾📎ToolsModel ▾⌄ Start hereSteps to start creating.ThreadsNew notebookNew from templateData sources⌄ Discover MINEOLearn the key concepts.MINEONotebooks⌄ Recent activityContinue where you left off.Ana created "Q4 revenue"Luis updated postgres-prodMarta ran pipeline-etl...View all →

1. Header

The top-right corner holds the page actions: a light/dark theme toggle, a shortcut to this documentation, and the + New button to create anything: a notebook, a workbench, a data source, an assistant, a pipeline, a new resource from a template, or a quick link. Below, a centered greeting welcomes you by name.

A customizable panel with shortcut cards pointing to files inside the project or to external websites. Each card has a title, an optional image, and a target.

To add a link, click + New → Quick link in the header. Once you have links, toggle the edit mode switch on the panel to reorder, edit, or delete them.

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The Quick links panel only appears on Home when at least one link exists.

3. Thread starter

A prompt box to start a new AI conversation. Type what you want to explore, pick an assistant from the dropdown, and send — a new thread opens with the answer. You can also attach files to provide context.

4. Start here

A guided panel with the first steps to create in the project: start a thread, create a notebook, kick off from a template, or connect a data source. The exact shortcuts adapt to your role and the modules enabled for the project. This panel — like Discover MINEO and Recent activity — is collapsible.

5. Discover MINEO

A rotating set of cards introducing the platform's key concepts, each linking to the relevant documentation.

6. Recent activity

The latest events in the project — who created or edited what, and when. Project administrators can click View all to open the full activity history.