What belongs beside your code?

A folder tells you what a project contains. It rarely tells you why you chose a particular design, or which approach you already tried.

PrjLab is being built to keep selected project context alongside files: instructions, decisions and conversations worth returning to.

Selection matters.

A useful conversation can also contain a password, a private path or unrelated personal details. Capturing everything would be the wrong default. The intended workflow includes deliberate selection and review before sharing.

Installation is not permission.

The CLI source is public. Access to hosted projects is still controlled by the service. An installed client will need to authenticate and have the right permissions to push or read private repositories.

Where we are now

Accounts, private repositories, push, pull, clone and sharing by handle are live in early access. The getting-started guide is tested against the commands it describes before every release.