Projects
A project points Jupiter at an existing source directory. Jupiter doesn’t clone a repository for you yet.
Use Open Project, browse the server filesystem, and select the directory you want.
Jupiter stores the project name and normalized path. Closing a project removes it from the visible project bar; it does not delete the source directory.
If you later add a path Jupiter has seen before, it can reopen the persisted project state.
Each project can carry:
- workspace initialization commands
- project environment variables
- the host-environment allowlist used by agent commands
- MCP exposure settings
See Project Settings.
Jupiter does its branch work in Git worktrees. That keeps separate branches in separate directories instead of constantly switching one checkout back and forth.