Projects

Create, manage, and switch between client sites

A project is a self-contained workspace for a single website. It has its own files, hosting configuration, environment variables, deployment history, and AI usage tracking.

Creating a project

Click New Site in the dashboard. You have three options:

Option	Description
Create New	Start from scratch or pick a template
From GitHub	Import an existing repository
Track External	Connect to a site hosted outside Hiveku

Advanced configuration

When creating a project you can optionally configure:

• Database — provision a managed database for your project
• Environment variables — set secrets and config values that are available at build and runtime

Project dashboard

Once inside a project, the dashboard gives you access to everything:

Section	What it does
Code Editor	Open the Monaco editor and AI chat
Hosting	View live URL, logs, cron jobs, and redirects
Analytics	Visitor traffic and performance data
Billing	Project-level billing and plan details
Tasks	Track to-dos and issues for the project
Discussion	Team comments and threads
Settings	Domain, environment variables, integrations, and danger zone

Switching between projects

Click the project name in the top-left corner or press the back arrow to return to the dashboard. All your projects are listed in a table with their status, last deployment time, and live URL.

Project settings

Open Settings from the project sidebar to manage:

• Project name and description
• Custom domain configuration
• Environment variables
• GitHub integration
• Database settings
• Hosting type (serverless or container)

Deleting a project

Deleting a project is permanent. All files, deployments, and configuration are removed and cannot be recovered.

To delete a project, go to Settings and scroll to the Danger Zone section. Click Delete Project and confirm by typing the project name.

Cloning a project

You can duplicate an existing project from the dashboard. This creates a new project with the same files and configuration, but a fresh deployment history and a new live URL.