# List Workspaces and Projects

### List Workspaces

You can retrieve a list of all Workspaces of which you are a member with the CLI.

To list Workspaces with the CLI, use the following command:

<pre class="language-bash"><code class="lang-bash"><strong>roboflow workspace list
</strong></code></pre>

This will return a list of Workspaces with their corresponding application links and Workspace IDs:

```
NAME             ID               DEFAULT
My Workspace     my-workspace     *
Other Workspace  other-ws
```

To get the output as JSON (for use in scripts or AI agents):

```bash
roboflow workspace list --json
```

```json
[
  {"name": "My Workspace", "url": "my-workspace", "link": "https://app.roboflow.com/my-workspace", "default": true},
  {"name": "Other Workspace", "url": "other-ws", "link": "https://app.roboflow.com/other-ws", "default": false}
]
```

### List Projects in a Workspace

To list projects in a workspace, use the following command:

```bash
roboflow project list
```

If you have a default workspace configured, the `-w` flag is optional. Otherwise, specify it:

```bash
roboflow project list -w WORKSPACE_ID
```

This will return a table of Projects:

```
NAME              ID                              TYPE                VERSIONS  IMAGES
my-dataset        my-workspace/my-dataset         object-detection    3         500
classifier        my-workspace/classifier         classification      1         200
```

To get the output as JSON:

```bash
roboflow project list --json
```

### Get a Project

To get detailed information about a project, use the following command:

```bash
roboflow project get PROJECT_ID
```

You can use the resource shorthand — no need to specify the workspace separately:

```bash
roboflow project get my-dataset              # uses default workspace
roboflow project get my-workspace/my-dataset  # explicit workspace
```

This will return information about the project including its versions:

```
Project: my-dataset
  ID: my-workspace/my-dataset
  Type: object-detection
  Images: 500
  Versions: 3
  Classes: car (200), truck (150), bus (150)
  Link: https://app.roboflow.com/my-workspace/my-dataset
```

To get the full JSON response:

```bash
roboflow project get my-dataset --json
```


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