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Documentation Index

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Nav: Sidebar > Projects > Settings (per project) | URL: /projects/<project_id>/settings Without clear project boundaries, experiments pile up in a flat list with no shared context. Teams lose track of which experiments belong to which goal, and leadership can’t compare progress across workstreams. Projects are the top-level organizational unit in Remyx. Each project groups related experiments around a shared goal and target metric, defining what your team is optimizing for and which tools are connected. This structure is what powers the Projects portfolio and the Insights pattern detection.

Creating a Project

There are two ways to create a project:
  1. From the project switcher: Click + New project in the switcher at the top of the sidebar.
  2. From the Projects page: Click + New Project on the Projects page (Manage > Projects in the sidebar).
Both routes open the same project creation wizard.

Project Settings

Access settings by opening a project from the switcher and clicking Settings in the project page, or by clicking the gear icon on any project row in the Projects page.

Description

Free-text description of the project’s goal. Visible in the Projects portfolio row and at the top of the Outcomes dashboard.

Allowed Metrics

Define the target metrics available for experiments in this project. These appear as dropdown options when creating or updating experiments.
ActionHow
Add a metricType a metric name (e.g., “resolution rate”, “conversion rate”) and click Add
Remove a metricClick the X next to an existing metric
Keep metrics business-oriented: “resolution rate”, “7-day retention”, “CSAT score”. These are what appear on the experiment timeline chart and in the Projects sparklines.

GitHub Repos

Link one or more GitHub repositories to this project. Linked repos are:
  • Used by the launch context builder to fetch file trees for implementation plans
  • Available as target repo options when creating experiments
  • Monitored for PR status updates via webhooks
ActionHow
Add a repoEnter owner/repo format and click Add
Remove a repoClick the X next to an existing repo
Requires an active GitHub connection at the Connectors page.

Linear Project

Link a Linear project for automatic ticket creation:
FieldDescription
Project IDLinear project UUID
Project NameDisplay name
Project URLLink to the Linear project
When set, every new experiment in this project automatically creates a linked Linear issue.

Jira Project

Same as Linear — link a Jira project for automatic issue creation. Requires an active Jira connection.

Data Sources

Configure external data sources relevant to this project (e.g., dataset repositories, data pipelines). These appear as context in experiment detail views.

A/B Testing Provider

Select and configure your A/B testing platform:
ProviderConfiguration
StatsigConsole API key
LaunchDarklySDK key
SplitAPI key
CustomBase URL and authentication
A/B testing integration is in preview. Configuration is stored but automated result pulling is coming soon.

MLflow / Experiment Tracking

Link an MLflow tracking server or other experiment tracking tool. Experiments can reference specific tracking runs in their Resources sidebar.

Deleting a Project

At the bottom of Project Settings, click Delete Project. A confirmation modal appears. Deleting a project does not delete its experiments. They remain accessible but are no longer grouped under the project.

Projects

Portfolio view of all projects

Connectors

Connect GitHub, Linear, Jira before linking to projects

Account & API Keys

Manage profile, teams, and API access