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📄️ Working with projects

Create, configure, and delete projects, the layer between a workspace and its repositories.

How to create and configure a trigger, the object that decides when your pipeline runs.

Mapping reference for moving GitHub Actions workflows to .loha.yml.

Connect a self-hosted GitLab instance to Loha, then map .gitlab-ci.yml to .loha.yml.

Move from Coolify or a bash-script deploy setup to Loha, covering concept mapping, your first pipeline, and per-environment deploys.

Speed up builds with the loha/cache@v2 task.

Hand build output from one job to the jobs that need it with the artifacts block.

How to store variables and secrets, scope them, and reference them from pipeline steps.

Connect your Git provider once at the workspace level, then import repositories from it.

Add your own container registry credentials so builds can push images (bring your own registry).

Authenticate the Loha CLI with a service account key for unattended pipelines and scripts.

Connect your AI coding agent to Loha via the MCP server, and debug builds without leaving the editor.

Paste-ready prompts for driving Loha from Claude, ChatGPT, Antigravity, or any MCP-compatible AI client, plus how to connect in two minutes.

Configure where a project deploys to: hosts, SSH credentials, and deploy notifications.

Get a signed HTTP callback when a build finishes. Set up, verify, scope, and operate per-workspace and per-trigger webhooks.

The in-app notification bell, failure emails, outbound webhooks, and in-pipeline notify steps, what each is for and when to use it.

Install the outbound-only LOHA Operate agent, verify its least-privilege access, and enroll it safely.