🏢 Projects

Projects are the foundational organizational unit in ai+me that define the scope, boundaries, and security parameters of your AI applications. Think of a project as a container that holds everything related to testing and securing a specific AI system—from experiments and firewall logs to analytics and insights.

🎯 What is a Project in ai+me?

A project in ai+me represents a complete AI application or system that you want to test and secure. It serves as the central hub for:

  • 🔒 Security Testing: Running experiments to identify vulnerabilities
  • 🛡️ Firewall Protection: Monitoring and blocking unsafe requests
  • 📊 Analytics: Tracking performance, pass rates, and security metrics
  • 📋 Scope Management: Defining what your AI should and shouldn't do
  • 🧪 Experiment Organization: Managing multiple test scenarios

🚀 Creating Your First Project

Step 1: Access Project Creation

  1. Navigate to your ai+me Dashboard
  2. Click "Create Project" button in the top right
  3. Or use the "Start with a Template" section for quick setup

Step 2: Basic Project Information

Fill in the essential project details:

Project Name

  • Choose a descriptive, memorable name
  • Example: "Customer Support Chatbot", "E-commerce AI Assistant"
  • Best Practice: Use clear, business-focused names

Description

  • Provide a brief overview of your AI's purpose
  • Example: "AI-powered customer support system for our e-commerce platform"
  • Character Limit: 255 characters

Step 3: Define Your Business Scope

The business scope is the foundation of your project. It defines what your AI does and its intended use cases.

What to Include in Business Scope:

  • Primary Function: What is the main purpose of your AI?
  • Target Users: Who will interact with your AI?
  • Use Cases: What specific tasks should your AI handle?
  • Platform/Context: Where and how will your AI be used?
  • Business Rules: Any specific guidelines or constraints?

Example Business Scope:

Our customer support chatbot helps users with product inquiries, order status,
and basic troubleshooting. It operates within our e-commerce platform and
provides helpful, accurate information while maintaining a professional tone.
The chatbot handles common customer questions, processes basic requests, and
escalates complex issues to human agents when necessary.

Step 4: Define Allowed Intents

Allowed intents specify what your AI should be able to do within its scope.

Example Allowed Intents:

- Answer questions about product features and specifications
- Check order status and provide tracking information
- Help with basic account management (password reset, profile updates)
- Provide troubleshooting steps for common technical issues
- Direct users to appropriate human support channels
- Explain return and refund policies
- Share general company information and contact details

Step 5: Define Restricted Intents

Restricted intents specify what your AI should never do or topics it should avoid.

Example Restricted Intents:

- Access or modify user payment information or financial data
- Provide medical, legal, or financial advice
- Share internal company data, trade secrets, or confidential information
- Generate harmful, offensive, or inappropriate content
- Perform actions outside the e-commerce platform scope
- Access user personal data beyond what's necessary for support
- Make promises about product availability or delivery times
- Provide technical support for issues outside our platform

Step 6: Scope Analysis

Click "Analyze" to let ai+me process your configuration. This critical step:

What Analysis Does:

  • ✅ Processes your input: Analyzes the information you provided
  • ✅ Removes redundancies: Eliminates duplicate or unnecessary content
  • ✅ Structures the data: Converts your input into a clean, organized list format
  • ✅ Prepares for review: Creates a refined version for your approval

Step 7: Review and Create

After analysis, review the results and click "Create Project". Your project is now ready for experiments!

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