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Overview

On this page you will learn what workspaces and projects are in Trickest and how they help you organize your work.

Workspaces

A workspace is your active context in the platform. It determines what workflows, projects, and runs you see. You have one active workspace at a time; switching changes the scope of everything you see to that workspace. Workspaces exist so you can separate work by client, methodology, or purpose without mixing workflows and runs. They keep each context isolated and easier to manage.

Playground Workspace

When you create an account, a Playground workspace is created by default. It is meant for testing and learning. You can use it to explore workflows from the Library without affecting other work.

Common patterns

  • Separate workspaces per client (e.g. Client A, Client B)
  • Workspaces for different attack methodologies or processes
  • Workspaces for different workflow types
  • Using Playground for experiments and learning

Projects

Projects are optional folders inside a workspace. They group workflows for organization when you want more structure. When you use projects, each one can hold workflows. Projects do not change what is running or who has access; they only help you structure and find workflows. Workflows always live in a workspace. They can sit directly in the workspace or inside a project. Moving or copying workflows between projects and workspaces is supported.

How it relates

Every workflow belongs to exactly one workspace; it may sit in that workspace with no project or inside one of the workspace’s projects. Variables and runs are scoped to the workspace. For how workflows fit into this model, see Workflows.

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