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A Project is the top‑level container in Antidote. Every dataset, scan, report template, integration setting, and schedule lives inside exactly one project. Use projects to mirror your team structure or your initiative structure: one project per model you’re shipping, one per dataset family, one per regulated domain, whatever fits.

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What a project gives you

  • Scoped membership beyond the workspace‑wide roles, a user can be a workspace Member and a project Admin.
  • Per‑project integrations so a clinical project can point at a different S3 bucket than a public dataset project.
  • Per‑project report templates so compliance reports come out consistently branded for each domain.
  • Per‑project schedules so you can re‑scan an entire project on a cadence with a single cron entry.

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Project list (/projects)

The project list is the entry point for the section. Each card shows the project name, a brief description, severity rollup, and the last activity date.
1

Create a project

Click New project, pick a name and a description, optionally set an icon and color. The creator becomes the project owner.
2

Pin frequently used projects

Click the pin icon next to any project. Pinned projects float to the top of the sidebar across the whole app.
3

Invite members

From the project detail page, Members → Invite. Pick a role (see Team & Access) and Antidote sends an invite email.
4

Archive when done

Archived projects disappear from the sidebar but stay queryable in compliance reports and the audit trail. Archive instead of deleting whenever auditability matters.

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Project detail page (/projects/:id)

When you open a project, you land on a dashboard tailored to it.
SectionWhat it shows
KPI stripDataset count, scan count, critical findings, last activity.
Dataset listEvery dataset in the project with severity chips and quick actions.
Recent activityTimeline of scans, uploads, healings, and member changes.
Report templatesProject‑scoped templates that override workspace defaults.
SchedulesCron entries that scan datasets in this project.
MembersUsers with explicit access, plus their project role.

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Common workflows

  1. Create the project with a clear name (clinical-radiology-v2).
  2. Under Members, add only the people with PHI clearance and set workspace Viewers up to Reviewer inside the project.
  3. Under Integrations, point the project at the right S3 bucket and configure a project‑local report template branded for the auditor.
  4. Add a schedule that runs the relevant engines weekly and emails the team on completion.
  1. Promote the new lead to project Admin.
  2. Make sure they own at least one workspace API key with the right scopes (see Team & Access).
  3. Demote the previous lead to Reviewer if you want them to retain read access, or remove them entirely.
  4. Archive any datasets or schedules that the new team won’t keep.
Use Bulk operations on the project detail page to delete every dataset and scan in one click. This is destructive and audited; confirmation is required, and the action surfaces under dataset_action_logs in the audit trail.
Project deletion is permanent and cascades to every dataset, scan, and result inside the project. Archive instead if you might need the data for compliance later.