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# Change Log

## Release 1.3.2 (TBD)
## Release 1.3.2 (11/3/23)

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![runpod ssh add-key](demos/ssh.gif)

Add a SSH key to you account by running `runpod ssh add-key`. To specify and existing key pass in `--key` or `--key-file` to use a file. Keys are stored in `~/.runpod/ssh/`. If no key is specified a new one will be generated and stored.

## RunPod Project

A "project" is the start of a serverless worker. To get started call `runpod project new`, you will be asked a few questions about the project you are creating, a project folder will be created. You can now navigate into your repo and run `runpod project start`.

Once you are finished developing you can run `runpod project deploy` to deploy your project and create an endpoint.