Remix & rename
There are two different things you can do with an existing prototype, and they’re easy to mix up: keep working on the same project (ship its next version), or fork it into a brand-new project that’s yours.
| You want to… | Command | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Keep working on the same project | artor pull | Stays linked; your next publish is version N+1 |
| Fork into a new project you own | artor remix | New project, records where it came from |
| Change the display name | artor rename | Name only; URL and folder unchanged |
You need a publisher seat, access to the source prototype, and the CLI installed. Run these commands from a linked project folder.
Remix: fork into a new project
artor remix acme-dashboard # prompts for a name
artor remix acme-dashboard my-variant # name it directly
artor remix acme-dashboard --ref 2 # fork from version 2Remix creates the folder for you, downloads the source, and creates a new project with you as the owner. The fork is fully independent; publishing in the new folder never touches the original.
On the dashboard you’ll see a “Forked from acme-dashboard v3” line linking back to the exact version you started from.
Rename: change the display name
artor rename "New Name" # owner or org admin only
artor rename acme-dashboard "Acme V2" # owner or org admin onlyRename changes only the display name. The URL and your local folder don’t move. Only the owner or an admin can rename.
Delete & recover
Deleting moves the prototype to Trash, where it is recoverable for 30 days before it’s permanently removed.
artor rm # owner or org admin only; asks to confirm
artor rm acme-dashboard # owner or org admin only
artor trash # list what's in the trash and how long each has left
artor restore acme-dashboard # owner or org admin onlyThese actions require the prototype owner or an org admin with permission to edit its Space.
The content stops being served immediately but isn’t gone. restore brings everything back.
You cannot publish to a trashed project — restore it first, so you never pile up versions that can’t serve.
In the dashboard, the ⋯ menu on each prototype offers the same actions: rename, disable, trash, and restore. Disabling and trashing always confirm, and trashing requires you to retype the prototype’s name before it goes through. Copy latest link is available to any member.