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# List Projects and Versions

## List Projects

Get the projects in your workspace:

```python
import roboflow

rf = roboflow.Roboflow(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")
workspace = rf.workspace()

for project in workspace.list_projects():
    print(project["id"], project["name"], project["type"])
```

Each entry includes the project's id (URL slug), display name, project type, image count, and a few other metadata fields.

To work against a public Universe workspace, pass its slug:

```python
universe_ws = rf.workspace("roboflow-100")
```

## Get a Project

```python
project = workspace.project("my-detector")
```

Or use the top-level shortcut:

```python
project = rf.project("my-detector")
```

## List Versions

```python
for version in project.versions():
    print(version.version, version.name)
```

`project.versions()` returns `Version` objects you can call methods on directly (`download`, `train`, `delete`, etc.). For a lightweight dict response, use `project.list_versions()` or `project.get_version_information()`.

## Get a Version

```python
version = project.version(3)
```

Numeric - versions are 1-indexed.

## CLI equivalent

```bash
roboflow project list
roboflow version list -p my-detector
```

See [List Workspaces and Projects (CLI)](/developer/command-line-interface/list-workspaces-and-projects.md) and [Manage Versions (CLI)](/developer/command-line-interface/manage-versions.md).


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