Create and showcase a project

Record your coding sessions, publish a project page and share what you built.

You make a project, record the prompts you type, and send the project for review. It takes about 20 minutes, plus the time of the review.

Before you start

• Install the Liquid CLI and run liquid login --projects. See Liquid CLI.
• Use a workspace with a balance. Only an owner or an admin can submit a project.
• Have a folder where you build with a coding agent, such as liquid claude.

Steps

1. Open Projects in the console and select New project.

2. Fill in Name and One line about it. Add Link to the live project if you have one.

3. Select Create project. The project starts as Draft. Only your workspace can see it.

4. Open the Record from your terminal card. In your project folder, run the command that it shows:

   liquid project link <slug> && liquid record --prompts
   

5. Read the notice. Type yes to give consent. A script or a coding agent cannot give it.

6. Start your tool, for example liquid claude. Work as usual. Each call counts toward the project, and each prompt that you type goes to a queue on your computer.

7. Run liquid record review. For each prompt, keep it, drop it, redact it or mark it public. A prompt that looks like a secret is held until you keep or redact it.

8. Run liquid record publish. The command lists what it sends and asks you to type yes. The exchange stores each prompt encrypted. A prompt is private unless you marked it public.

9. In the console, open the project. Under Story and what visitors see, write your story. Choose which totals visitors see.

10. Select Submit for review. The state changes to In review. An operator checks the page, which takes about two days.

Check it works

• liquid record status shows that recording is on and how many prompts wait.
• The Prompt history card lists your uploaded prompts, and says how many are public.
• After approval, the state is On show. Select Open the public page to see what visitors see.

Change a project that is on show

A change to anything that visitors see moves the project from On show back to In review. Examples are the story, a Make public choice and a new public prompt. The page leaves the gallery until an operator approves it again. While a project is in review, you cannot edit it. Select Withdraw first.

If something goes wrong

• Upload refused with prompt_consent_required. Run liquid record --prompts and type yes.
• The CLI says your token cannot change a project. Run liquid login --projects.
• A prompt does not upload. The job must belong to your workspace and carry the cost tag of the project. Check liquid project show.

Next steps

• Data handling: how long the exchange keeps your prompts and how to delete them.
• API keys: limit what a key can spend.
• Liquid CLI: the other commands of liquid.