Projects

The Projects view is the fleet operations surface for the selected Forge connection.

Find a project

Use search for a project name and filter the list by state. The current view distinguishes live, degraded, stopped, active replay, and completed replay items. Sort by status when investigating an incident and by name for routine inventory work.

Understand state

Terminal combines several signals in each project row:

Signal	Meaning
Instance state	Forge’s synthesized lifecycle state.
Process state	Whether the managed operating-system process is active.
Runtime state	Whether the Engine endpoint is available and reporting.
Health	Product-level classification derived from those signals.

A running process with an unreachable runtime is degraded, not healthy. A stopped project can still have historical data available.

Lifecycle actions

Start, stop, and restart actions are asynchronous control-plane operations. Terminal refreshes inventory after the action, but convergence can take time. Watch the row state rather than treating the button response as proof that the runtime is ready.

Open a project

Selecting a project opens its Summary. Use Inspect for resource-level live data and Debug for raw operational evidence. These views intentionally answer different questions; see Summary, Inspect, and Debug.