1
How do you want to start?
Choose between two cards: Connect a repository or Start without a repository. Connecting a repository lets Chainloop prefill the project details and run managed workflows against it; starting without one creates a bare project that you can instrument with the Chainloop CLI and link to a repository later.

This step, and the following Connect a repository step, only appear when a source-control integration is connected. If none is connected yet, the wizard opens directly on the Details step.
2
Pick a repository
Search for a repository using the search box, or scroll the list pulled live from your connected source-control provider. Each row shows the provider icon, the repository name and description, and a “Linked to 
Click Load more to page through additional repositories, or Connect new repository to add another provider connection. If the repository you’re looking for isn’t listed, use Manage access to grant Chainloop access to it — see Connect GitHub & GitLab.
<project>” badge if it’s already linked to another project.
3
Name your project
Enter a project Name (required). If you picked a repository in the previous step, the name is prefilled from the repository name — you can still edit it. An optional Description field accepts markdown.

4
Associate a product
Optionally attach the project to an existing product, create a new product for it, or click Skip this step to leave it unattached.

This step is skipped automatically when you launch the wizard from within a product.
5
Set up workflows
Choose how each workflow template runs in the project. Every card has an On/Off toggle and, when it’s on, checkboxes for the run modes the template supports: Run periodically, Run in PRs, or both. Some templates run periodically only. Each card also has an inline Configure panel for the template’s options.
See Built-in & managed workflows for what each run mode does and which templates support which.

