Navigate SproutOS

Use the organization switcher first: every project, backend service, workflow, model credential, and billing record belongs to the selected organization.

Projects#

Projects lists standalone deployable projects and repository groups. Open a project for its overview, deployments, environment, logs, Agent, preview, and settings. Open a group to see the children that deploy from different roots or branches of the same repository.

See Projects and groups before mapping a monorepo.

Workflows#

Workflows has two sections. Workflow repositories are code projects created by New workflow. Definitions are versioned graphs attached to deployed projects and opened in the visual editor. The create button does not create a visual definition. See Workflows.

Databases#

Databases manages Postgres, Valkey, OpenSearch, and object storage. Each service can be attached to one project or left standalone at the organization level. This page also creates Postgres branches and rotates service credentials. See Backend services.

Store#

Store lists reviewed apps that SproutOS can turn into your own repository-backed project. The installed project remains connected to its upstream provenance, and maintenance can propose updates through pull requests. See Install apps and receive upstream updates.

Settings#

Organization settings contain membership, GitHub integration, hosted Agent credentials, and other organization-wide controls. Project settings contain the production branch, root directory, domains, and destructive project actions. Model credentials are organization-scoped; environment variables and backend service attachments are project-scoped.

Billing and deletion#

Billing groups measured usage by service and keeps an append-only credit ledger. Deleting a project tears down its SproutOS resources but retains the billing and audit history needed to explain past activity. SproutOS never deletes its GitHub repository.