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Documentation Index

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In Karada, a Project serves as the fundamental container for all your deployed services, Auto-MCP integrations, and resource limits. Every Project belongs to a Workspace (Team), ensuring that billing, access control, and usage remain centrally managed.

Creating Projects

When you create a new project, you can choose from two primary paths:

1. Provider Projects (e.g., Auto-MCP)

When you build an integration through Karada’s specialized providers like Auto-MCP, Karada fully manages the underlying source code and deployment lifecycle for you. You only need to provide the configuration (e.g., an OpenAPI specification URL), and Karada handles the rest automatically.

2. Git Integrations (Coming Soon)

For bespoke applications, you can connect your Karada workspace to a source control repository. Karada will automatically set up continuous delivery pipelines to build and deploy your application every time you push to the primary branch.

The Project Dashboard

The Project Dashboard is your command center. From here, you observe all critical metrics and configurations at a glance.

Usage Tracking

If your project utilizes AI agents or processes automated requests, the Usage tab provides real-time insights into your consumption. Karada tracks:
  • Total API Requests
  • Bandwidth Data Transfer
  • Error Rates and Latency
Usage metrics help you monitor the health of your deployments and ensure you stay within your billing tier.

Managing Settings

The Settings tab allows you to customize the behavior of your project:
  • General: Change the project name, description, and primary domain.
  • Environment Variables: Securely store and inject secrets (like OPENAI_API_KEY) into your deployments at runtime. Karada encrypts these values at rest.
  • Danger Zone: Transfer project ownership to another team or permanently delete the project. Deleting a project stops all active deployments immediately.