Everything in HoneyHive is organized by projects.

A project is a workspace to develop, test & monitor a specific AI application.

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Create your first project

Expected time: 1-2 mins

Steps

1

Navigate to the projects page

Navigate to the projects page.

2

Follow the interactive guide

Follow the steps as shown in the interactive guide below.

When defining the name for your project, please use the following allowed characters:

  • Upper‑ and lower‑case English letters (a–z, A–Z)
  • Digits (0–9)
  • Space ( )
  • Underscore (_)
  • Hyphen or dash (-)
  • Apostrophe (’)
  • Ampersand (&)

Congratulations, you have created your first project in HoneyHive.

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Best-practices on organizing projects

Very often teams will have multiple components under the same application that they would like to develop & test independently as well.

For a complex pipeline, we recommend creating the following projects

  1. A production project - ex: Chatbot Production
    • Goal: Source of truth for production
    • All traces from production & CI tests are logged in this project.
    • We want to make sure that the schemas in this project always maps to what we see in production & doesn’t get scrambled by team members trying different variations offline.
  2. One project per testable component - ex: Chatbot Retriever
    • Goal: Source of truth for development
    • All traces from offline evaluation runs & unit tests are pushed to this repo.
    • Prompts & datasets for a particular piece of the pipeline can be managed in this project.
    • We want to make sure as we try different things for a particular piece of our application that we can have a clear log of what we have tried & what worked. All of this can be tracked here.
  3. A catch-all/random project - ex: Chatbot Random
    • Goal: Track random inspirations/ideas in one place
    • Anything that’s not going to be referred to actively in future development, but would be good to be tracked somewhere.