> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mindgard.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Projects

Projects serve as containers for related recon and attack results.

To run tests in Mindgard, you must first create a project. Mindgard tools will use a project's ID to gather together results from different runs, allowing you to develop a deeper understanding of each target's risk profile.

You can create as many projects as you want!

#### Create a new project

**From the Sandbox:**

1. Navigate to the [Mindgard Projects](https://demo.us.mindgard.ai/results) page, then click 'New Project'.
2. Choose a descriptive name, then click 'Create Project'.
3. Note your project's Project ID for use in CLI commands, TOML config files, and BurpSuite.

**From the CLI:**

1. Run `mindgard create project --name 'My Project'`
2. Note your project's Project ID for use in CLI commands, TOML config files, and BurpSuite.

#### Find a project ID

To find the ID of an existing project, you can check in [Mindgard Projects](https://demo.us.mindgard.ai/results) or by running `mindgard list projects` in the CLI.

#### How to use your project ID

In CLI commands, add as a `--project-id "YOUR_PROJECT_ID-XXXX"` flag.
See [testing in the CLI](https://docs.mindgard.ai/user-guide/testing-via-cli) for more information.

In TOML files, add as `project_id = "YOUR_PROJECT_ID-XXXX"`
See examples in our [example TOML files](https://docs.mindgard.ai/user-guide/test-configuration-examples).

In BurpSuite, add to the 'Project ID' field.
See [testing via Burp](https://docs.mindgard.ai/user-guide/testing-via-burp#configuring-the-mindgard-extension) for more information.