What problem does it solve?
Enables users to create, configure, and maintain Domino projects while choosing between Domino File System (DFS) and Git-based workflows, integrating external Git providers, and coordinating team collaboration and permissions to avoid version drift and unreliable reproducibility.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Project Creation & Types: Guide to creating Git-based and DFS projects and choosing the right workflow for teams or individual researchers.
- Git Integration & Workflow: Steps for connecting SSH or HTTPS tokens, syncing workspace changes, branch management, multi-repository mounts, and IDE workflows.
- Collaboration & Access Control: How to add collaborators, assign roles (Owner, Admin, Contributor, Launcher User, Results Consumer), and configure project visibility.
- Environment & Reproducibility: Configure default compute environments, hardware tiers, environment variables, execution records, and environment locking for reproducible runs.
- Troubleshooting & Best Practices: Common fixes for Git auth, sync conflicts, file visibility, and guidance to keep code in Git while managing large data via Domino datasets.
Quick Start
Create a Git-based Domino project connected to your repository, add required SSH or token credentials, and invite team members with appropriate roles.