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# Projects

Your commands run against an **active project**. List the projects you can access, then pick one.

## List your projects

```bash
baas projects:list
# [baas] Your projects:
#
#   project-test-1
#   project-test-2
#
# 2 project(s) total.
# [baas] Active: project-test-1
```

`projects:list` refreshes your session first, so the list always reflects the latest state: newly granted projects appear and revoked ones disappear without re-logging in.

## Select the active project

```bash
baas use my-project-id   # set the active project
baas use                 # show the active project
```

The active project is saved to your local credentials and is **required before `baas deploy`**. `baas use <project-id>` also refreshes your session to validate the project against your latest access.

{% hint style="info" %}
The active project determines which API and which relayers your deploys use. Switch any time with `baas use <project-id>`. Projects themselves are created in the **BaaS Dashboard** (the CLI doesn't create them).
{% endhint %}

## Next

* [Deploy a contract](/baas-cli/deploy.md) — deploy to your active project through a relayer.


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