The first thing for us to do is to create a [project](../../core-concepts/#project) to work in. As discussed in the Core Concepts, we advise you use a project to reflect an entire stack, but otherwise, the project is arbitrary.

## Creating a project

You can create a project using the ReSim CLI.

Bash

```
resim projects create --name "autonomy-stack" --description "Our autonomy stack"
```

## Using the CLI with projects

All further commands will expect you to declare a project, for example:

Bash

```
resim experiences create --project "autonomy-stack" --name "my experience" --description "My experience description" --locations "s3://..."
```

In order to make this a better user experience, you can set a default project:

Bash

```
resim projects select "autonomy-stack"
```

Once selected, the previous command can be written:

Bash

```
resim experiences create --name "my experience" --description "My experience description" --locations "s3://..."
```

To find out what project you have selected and to select another, you can use:

Bash

```
resim projects list
```

## Navigating between projects

In the [ReSim app](https://app.resim.ai), the project name is displayed in the top right hand corner. You can select your project via a dropdown.

Warning

This dropdown is currently not persisted through user sessions: the app will, by default, auto-select the most recently created project. If you have feedback on this feature or requests for more functionality around projects, feel free to reach out to info@resim.ai