> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.openbrim.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.openbrim.org/developers/paramml-developer-guide/core-objects/base-core-object/project.md).
# Project
The Project object represents the entire structure and is the outermost object containing all ParamML and OpenBrIM objects associated with specific objects. It is the first object created when a new project is started.
**Example Syntax:** View of a newly created project
```
...
...
```
All objects and parameters that will be created later will be written under the Project object.
**Parameters:** Category, ObjLabel
**Example:**
**Category**
```xml
```
**ObjLabel**
```xml
```
**Tag**
```xml
```
   When creating a Category, a new folder is established within the **Library** where relevant objects can be organized and grouped. In ParamML, to create a new file within a file, you should place a ":" symbol between the file names within the *Category=""* section.
In the example provided, we are able to assign a label to an object within the folder using the *"ObjLabel"* parameter in the "New\_Object" object. The assigned label is prominently displayed, and the name of the Project object is also highlighted in red circle, as shown in the illustration above.
To enhance understanding of an object's contents, understanding their hierarchical relationship with other objects, and its purpose, specify relevant keywords using *Tag=””* parameter at the first line as demonstrated above.
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