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Projects are containers for your business rules and decision logic. Each project has its own repository, branches, releases, and team access.

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Project types

GoRules supports two project versions:
VersionDescription
Git-like (v2)Full version control with branches, merge requests, and semantic versioning
Standard (v1)Simple document-based storage
New projects default to Git-like for better collaboration and change tracking.

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Creating a project

  1. Go to Organisation settings → Projects
  2. Click “Create project”
  3. Enter project details:
    • Name: Display name for the project
    • Project key: URL-friendly identifier (auto-generated from name)
    • Project version: Git-like (recommended) or Standard
  4. Click Create

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Duplicating projects

Use “Duplicate project” to create a copy with all rules and configuration.

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Project list

The projects page shows all organisation projects with:
ColumnDescription
NameProject name with link to repository
AdminProject administrator
Last updatedMost recent modification time
ActionsOpen project or manage settings

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Filtering

Toggle “Deleted only” to view soft-deleted projects for recovery.

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Managing a project

Click “Manage” on any project to access:

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Members tab

Control project-level access:
  1. Click “Invite member”
  2. Select users from your organisation
  3. Assign to groups for permission control

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Groups tab

Create project-specific permission groups:
FieldDescription
NameGroup identifier
DescriptionGroup purpose
PermissionsSelected from permission tree
File PermissionsPath-based access rules
Groups work independently from organisation-wide roles, allowing fine-grained project access.