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Overview of Aurora

Welcome to this step-by-step guide on how to create a full-stack application using Aurora.

Aurora Dashboard

The Aurora dashboard is your central hub for managing projects and workspaces.
Workspaces help you organize your projects. Click “New Workspace” to create one for your team or personal projects.
Navigate to workspace settings and use the “Invite” button to add collaborators by email.
Access workspace settings from the dropdown menu to configure permissions, billing, and preferences.
All your projects are displayed on the dashboard. Use filters to sort by date, name, or status.
Click your workspace name to view remaining credits and usage history for the current billing period.
Browse pre-built templates to jumpstart your project. Templates cover common use cases like landing pages, dashboards, and e-commerce sites.
Use the search bar at the top of the dashboard to quickly find specific projects by name or keyword.

Project Overview

Once you create a project, you’ll enter the project editor where you can build and customize your application.
Click “New Project” and describe what you want to build. Aurora will generate your initial application.
Describe features, request changes, or ask questions in natural language. Aurora understands context and builds accordingly.
See real-time updates in the preview pane as Aurora builds your application.
Request modifications by describing what you want to change. Aurora will update your app while preserving existing features.
Connect third-party services like payment processors, databases, or APIs through simple prompts.
Pro users can switch to Code mode to directly edit the generated code for fine-tuned control.
Your project is automatically deployed and live. Share the URL or connect a custom domain (Pro plan).
Team members can view and edit projects based on their workspace permissions.
Download your complete project code at any time for self-hosting or further development.
Track changes and revert to previous versions if needed through the version history panel.
Use the browser console and preview tools to test functionality and identify issues.
Changes are automatically saved and published to your live URL as you work.

Project Settings

Configure your project settings to customize behavior, privacy, and deployment options.
Access project settings and update the project name at any time.
Choose between public and private visibility. Private projects require a Pro or Business plan.
Connect your own domain name to your Aurora project (Pro and Business plans only).
Control who can view and edit your project through workspace roles and permissions.
Pro and Business users can remove the “Edit with Aurora” badge from their deployed projects.
Set environment variables for API keys and other sensitive configuration values.
Permanently delete projects you no longer need from the project settings menu.
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