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Before you can work with projects, you need to be logged into your workspace. If you haven't done this yet, see the [Workspaces](workspaces.md#using-the-cli) documentation for instructions on logging in.
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### Creating a project
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To create a new project using the CLI, run the following command:
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```bash
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zenml project register <NAME>
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```
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### Setting an active project
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After initializing your ZenML repository (`zenml init`), you should set an active project. This is similar to how you set an active stack:
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Best practice is to set your active project right after running `zenml init`, just like you would set an active stack. This ensures all your resources are properly organized within the project.
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{% endhint %}
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### Setting a default project
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The default project is something that each user can configure. This project will be automatically set as the active project when you connect
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your local Python client to a ZenML Pro workspace.
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You can set your default project either when creating a new project or when activating it:
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