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Table of Contents

Overview

  • NVIDIA AI Workbench
  • The Desktop App
  • The CLI
  • What's New?

Install AI Workbench

  • Overview
  • Desktop App Install
  • Full Local Install
  • Remote Install
  • Jetson Install
  • Uninstall
  • Update

Get Started

  • Onboarding Project
  • Quickstarts
    • Basic Quickstart
    • Basic Quickstart (CLI)
    • Walkthrough: Project Dashboard for Onboarding, Monitoring and Managing Your Project
    • Walkthrough: Customize Your Environment
    • Walkthrough: Customize Your Environment (CLI)
    • Walkthrough: Add a Custom Application
    • Advanced Walkthrough: Hybrid RAG
    • Advanced Walkthrough: Use Your Own Container
    • Install Claude Code in a Project Container
    • Configure Claude Code Sandboxing in a Project Container
  • Example Projects
    • Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG)
    • Fine-Tuning
    • Data Science
    • AI Blueprint Workflows
    • NIM Deployments

Basic Concepts

  • Projects
  • Locations
  • Project Containers
  • Multi-Container
  • Applications
  • Versioning
  • Project Specification
  • Sandboxing

How To Guides

  • Use the How-To Guides
  • Projects
    • Create-Clone-Publish
    • Manage and Edit Files
    • Use Clone Deep Links
    • Use Version Control
  • Environments
    • Package Management
    • Prebuild Script
    • Postbuild Script
    • Configure Runtime Settings
    • Configure GPU Settings
    • Multi-Container Environments
  • Remote Locations
    • Add Existing Location
    • Use NVIDIA Sync
    • Use Tailscale
    • Add Brev Instance
  • Integrations
    • GitHub and GitLab.com
    • Self-Hosted GitLab
    • NVIDIA NGC, Brev and Endpoints
  • IDEs
    • VS Code
    • Cursor
    • Windsurf
  • CLI
    • Interactive Use
    • Scripts and Agents
    • Agent Skill Setup
  • Git Repos
  • Build Assistant
  • Share Web App
  • Custom Base Images

Reference

  • Projects and Environments
    • Runtime Configuration
    • GPU Configuration
    • Compose Environments
    • Compose Patterns
    • Spec
    • Base Environments
  • Remote Locations
  • Desktop App and CLI
    • Desktop App
    • Command Line Interface
    • Alert System
  • Settings and Configs
    • Application Components
    • Application Settings
    • Dark Mode
    • Container Runtimes
    • Custom Certificate Authorities
    • Build Assistant
    • Web Proxy
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Applications
  • Git Configuration
  • Windows Installation Reference
  • Glossary
  • Support Matrix

Security and Privacy

  • Data Privacy Statement
  • Shared Security Model
  • Security and Operations

Troubleshooting

  • Check Error Codes
  • Logs and Error Reports

Release Notes

  • Current Release
  • Version History
  • How to Work with AI Workbench Projects
  • Use a Clone Deep Link
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Use a Clone Deep Link#

Overview#

AI Workbench provides clone deep links to a published project on GitHub or GitLab.

If someone with AI Workbench installed clicks a deep link, they are prompted to clone the project. You can use this to directly share projects or to links to them on websites or in documents.

Deep links do not grant access to the repository - Intended users need read access.

The users’ permissions are based on what you’ve granted them. The deep link does not changes this.

  • Public projects: Anyone with the link can clone the project

  • Private projects: Users must be granted read permissions to clone the project

Key Concepts#

Deep Link:

A URL with embedded instructions to AI Workbench to begin a clone flow for a project. Clicking it will open the Desktop App and initiate a clone flow.

Create a Deep Link#

Step One: Publish the project to GitHub or GitLab
  1. Go to Project Tab > Publish > Publish Dialog

  2. Select the platform and visibility for the project

  3. Click Publish

Step Two: Copy the deep link
  1. Go to Project Tab > Project Settings > Share Project

  2. Copy the deep link

Step Three: Share the deep link

You can send it to anyone that has read access.

Clone from a Deep Link#

Step One: Click the deep link
  1. You will be redirected to a confirmation page on build.nvidia.com

  2. Authorize your browser to pass the link to AI Workbench

Step Two: Verify the origin of the project
  1. An AI Workbench window will open asking you to verify that you want to open the project

  2. Inspect the URL to the published project

  3. Click Cancel or Yes, I trust this project

Step Three: Select a location to clone the project
  1. The window will show a list of your locations

  2. Select the desired location

  3. The clone will proceed

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  • Overview
  • Key Concepts
  • Create a Deep Link
  • Clone from a Deep Link
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Last updated on Apr 30, 2026.