Create the project

Bruin projects must live inside a git repository - that's how Bruin tracks changes and ensures your data context is version-controlled. If your current folder is already a git repo, bruin init will create the project right inside it. If it's not, Bruin will automatically run git init for you, so you don't need to do it manually.

Open your terminal and run:

bruin init empty my-project

This creates a .bruin.yml config file at your git repo root and a pipeline folder called my-project/. Rename the pipeline folder to ai-analyst so it doesn't get confused with the project name:

mv my-project ai-analyst