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This guide walks you through creating an account, confirming your email, and launching your first data science project. By the end, you will have a project with a task assigned to a CRISP-DM phase.
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Register for an account

Navigate to the Register page at /auth/register.Fill in the following fields:
  • Name — your full name or display name.
  • Email — the address where you will receive your confirmation code.
  • Password — at least 8 characters.
  • Confirm password — must match the password field exactly.
Click Crear cuenta to submit. Babel will send a 6-digit confirmation code to your email address.
If you already have an account, go to /auth/login instead.
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Confirm your account

After registering, Babel redirects you to /auth/confirm-account.Enter the 6-digit code from your confirmation email and click Confirmar cuenta. The code is single-use and expires after a short window.
Didn’t receive the email? Check your spam folder. If it’s not there, click Solicitar nuevo código (or go to /auth/request-code) to request a fresh code.
3

Log in

Once your account is confirmed, Babel redirects you to /auth/login.Enter your email and password, then click Ingresar. The app stores a JWT in your browser’s localStorage under the key AUTH_TOKEN and redirects you to the dashboard.You will land on the dashboard at /, which shows a list of all projects you own or collaborate on.
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Create your first project

On the dashboard, click Nuevo Proyecto to go to /projects/create.Fill in the project form:
FieldDescription
Project nameA short, descriptive title for your work.
Client nameThe stakeholder or organization the project is for.
DescriptionA summary of the project goals and scope.
Click Crear Proyecto. Babel creates the project and redirects you to the project detail page at /projects/:projectId.
The person who creates a project is automatically assigned the Manager role. Managers can edit project settings, add team members, and delete tasks. Collaborators can create and update tasks but cannot modify project-level settings.
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Add your first task

Inside the project, click + Agregar Tarea in the project navigation bar. A modal form appears.Fill in the task fields:
  • Name — a short description of the work item.
  • Description — context, acceptance criteria, or notes.
  • Phase — choose the CRISP-DM phase this task belongs to (for example, Business Understanding).
  • Priority — Low, Medium, or High (optional).
  • Deadline — target completion date (optional).
  • Assigned to — pick a team member from your project (optional).
Submit the form. Your task appears in the Pendiente (Pending) column of that phase’s Kanban board. You can drag it to En Progreso or Completado as work progresses.

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What the dashboard looks like

After creating your first project, the dashboard at / shows a project card with:
  • The project name and client.
  • A phase semaphore — color-coded indicators for each of the six CRISP-DM phases showing whether the phase is on track, in progress, or complete.
  • A task status summary (pending, in progress, completed counts).
  • Quick-access buttons to open the project or manage the team.
Each phase card inside a project links to that phase’s Kanban board, where all tasks for that phase live.
Babel’s UI is in Spanish. Status labels like Pendiente, En Progreso, and Completado map to Pending, In Progress, and Completed respectively. All documentation here uses the English equivalents.

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Roles at a glance

RoleCan do
ManagerCreate/edit/delete project, add team members, manage all tasks
CollaboratorCreate and update tasks, log traceability records, view all project data
A project can have one Manager and any number of Collaborators. The Manager role cannot be transferred through the UI — it belongs to the project creator.

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Next steps

Authentication

Learn about the full registration and password recovery flows, and how Babel handles JWT sessions.

Projects

Manage project settings, add team members, and understand project-level permissions.

Tasks and pipeline

Create tasks, move them through CRISP-DM phases, and use the Kanban board.

CRISP-DM workflow

Understand how the six CRISP-DM phases map to Babel’s project pipeline.

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