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Table of Contents

Overview

  • What is AI Workbench?
  • Desktop Application
  • Command Line Interface
  • Data Privacy and Collection
  • Shared Security Model

Get Started

  • Install AI Workbench
    • (Local) Windows Install
    • (Local) Ubuntu Install
    • (Local) MacOS Install
    • (Remote) Ubuntu Install
    • (Remote) Jetson Install
  • Onboarding Project
  • Quickstarts and Walkthroughs
    • 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
  • Example Projects

Develop in AI Workbench

  • Locations (Contexts)
    • Manual Connection
    • Brev Integration
  • Projects
    • The Project Specification
    • Single Container Environments
    • Multi-Container Environments
    • BYOC
  • Development Environments
    • Environment Variables
    • GPU Configuration
    • Mounts
    • Packages
    • Scripts
    • Compose Applications
  • Integrations
    • Self-Hosted Gitlab
  • Applications
    • VS Code Integration
  • Git in AI Workbench

Collaborate in AI Workbench

  • Use Deep Links
  • Share a Web Application

Reference

  • CLI Reference
  • Container Runtimes
  • Custom Certificates
  • Git Commands
  • Release Notes
  • Reverse Proxy and Networking
  • Settings
  • System Information

Troubleshooting

  • Troubleshoot AI Workbench
  • Log and Runtime Files
  • Share with Deep Links

Share with Deep Links#


Screenshot of the deep link section in the Project Settings page.

Overview of Project Deep Links#

Deep links allow you to share NVIDIA AI Workbench projects with a single click.

Workbench automatically creates a deep link for any project published to a Git platform or server.

  • It uses the URL of the published project to create the deep link.

  • Clicking the deep link redirects to a web page and triggers Workbench (if installed) to open.

  • Users with Workbench installed have options to clone the project to their choice of ___location.

Best practices for sharing via deep links

  • Test the link before sharing it.

  • Verify access to the repository for intended users.

Note

  • Public projects: Anyone with the link can clone it.

  • Private projects: Only users with the appropriate permissions can clone the project.

Using Deep Links#

Finding the Deep Link URL#

  1. Open the project in AI Workbench

  2. Click Settings in the left sidebar

  3. Locate the Share Project section. The deep link URL for your project appears here

  4. Copy the URL and share it as needed

Open from a Deep Link#

You open an AI Workbench project shared via a deep link by:

  • Clicking the link directly

  • Copying and pasting the link into a browser

AI Workbench will prompt you to:

  • Select a ___location where you want to open the project

  • Automatically clone and open the project for you

After selecting the ___location to clone:

  • AI Workbench automatically starts building the project

  • You can track the build progress in the AI Workbench status bar

FAQs#

How do I create a deep link badge?#

You can add a badge to your repository’s README or any Markdown-based page to let users quickly open your AI Workbench project. The badge looks like this:

https://img.shields.io/badge/Open_In-AI_Workbench-76B900

Steps to Get Your AI Workbench Badge:

  1. Open your project in AI Workbench

  2. Click Settings in the left sidebar

  3. In the Share Project section, go to the Badge tab

  4. The Markdown code for your badge appears. It follows this format:

    1[![Open in AI Workbench](https://img.shields.io/badge/Open_In-AI_Workbench-76B900)](<Your-URL>)
    
  5. Copy the Markdown code to your clipboard

  6. Paste the badge code into the repository README.md file or any other Markdown-based document

What happens if a user doesn’t have Workbench installed?#

If a user doesn’t have Workbench installed, the deep link flow will not complete.

However, there is an interstitial web page (the redirect) that will prompt them to install Workbench.

The deep link will not pick back up after they install. They will need to click it again.

Related Topics#

  • NVIDIA AI Workbench Example Projects

  • Share a Web Application

  • Git in AI Workbench

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On this page
  • Overview of Project Deep Links
  • Using Deep Links
    • Finding the Deep Link URL
    • Open from a Deep Link
  • FAQs
    • How do I create a deep link badge?
    • What happens if a user doesn’t have Workbench installed?
  • Related Topics
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Last updated on May 16, 2025.