> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tryquibble.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Project sites

> Choose which pages belong to your project.

Set the URL patterns that identify the pages your team can review, including
local development, previews, and staging. A project groups feedback for a product.

## Add the sites you review

1. Open your workspace's **Settings**.
2. Find **Projects** and open the project's settings.
3. Add a URL pattern for each site.

Use patterns like these, replaced with your own domains:

| Pattern | Use |
| - | - |
| `http://localhost:3000/*` | A local app running on port 3000 |
| `https://staging.example.com/*` | Your staging site |
| `https://*.example.com/*` | Your product's subdomains |

Include the correct protocol and local port. Prefer patterns limited to sites
your team owns. Ask a workspace administrator if you cannot edit the settings.

Quibble checks the page URL when saving to the project. If a preview changes
domains, update the project's patterns before reviewing that preview.

## Attach evidence by default

1. Open the project's settings, as in the steps above.
2. Turn on the screenshot default, the page activity default, or both.

Both defaults start off. Reviewers can inspect the evidence in the composer
before saving. See [screenshots and page activity](https://docs.tryquibble.com/evidence.md).

## Invite teammates

Invite teammates to the same workspace. They can then see shared quibbles and
reply. A comment still waiting for
delivery on your device is not yet shared with the workspace.


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