Project Overview

Overview is the first item in the Project sidebar and the Project's home page. It summarises the work across Artemis and links into each part of it.

Getting Started

When you first open a Project, the Getting Started panel suggests where to begin:

Card	Takes you to
Uncover bug hotspots: scan for logic and correctness bugs	Maintain
Look for security vulnerabilities: flag common security weaknesses	Maintain
Solve a complex problem: give Artemis an objective and let it run experiments	Discover
Plan a complex task: break a big initiative into sequential tasks	Plan

Run and measure your code walks you through creating a Branch, connecting a machine and setting up your benchmark. Its menu also offers Setup with a local agent: a prompt to paste into a coding agent such as Claude Code or Codex, which installs the Artemis skills and then sets up your Branch, benchmark, Runner and a first Discovery Run.

Dismiss the panel once you are set up.

Everything in one place

As you use the Project, the Overview fills in:

• Counts of Open Issues, Discovery Runs, Plans and Branches.
• Agents Activity: the latest agents working on the Project. See Agents.
• Issues: open Issues from your Maintain Scans, by severity.
• Discovery Runs: your Discovery Runs, their status and how many Versions each has.
• Recent Plans: your Plans and how many of their Tasks are done.

Each panel has Show all to open the full list.

Runner & Scripts

The Runner & Scripts panel shows the Project's execution setup: the selected Runner, whether it is online, its hardware (CPU, memory, cores and OS, once it has reported them), and the default Script. If the Runner is offline, nothing can build, test or measure until it reconnects. Change the setup in Runner and Scripts.

Ask Artemis about this Project

The chat panel on the right answers questions about the whole Project. Use the quick prompts, Project overview, Explain the architecture, Where should I start? and Find performance opportunities, or type your own. Type @ to mention a file.