Whether you are switching between a competitive landscape project and a due diligence workstream, or searching Maven Bio's database for a specific asset, the toolbar and navigation tools give you fast access to everything in the platform.

The vertical toolbar on the left side provides access to creating new tasks, searching the database, Smart Tables, Research Reports, Watchlists, Files, Projects, and Tasks. This is your primary navigation across all sections of Maven Bio.

Open Find by clicking it in the toolbar or pressing Command + K. Type the name of what you are looking for, then use the category dropdown on the right to filter by Companies, Drugs, Indications, Mechanisms, Targets, or Trials. Click a result to open its profile page in Maven Bio.

Click Projects in the toolbar to see cards for your existing projects, or use the search bar to find a specific one.

To create a new project, click New Project from the Projects window (or use the dropdown next to the Maven Bio icon in the top toolbar and select Create New Project). Enter a title, description, and color, then click Create Project.

The active project is shown in the top toolbar next to the Maven Bio icon. To switch projects, click that dropdown and select a different project. Select Home to return to your main workspace outside any project. While inside a project, all Smart Tables, reports, Agent tasks, and files you create are saved within that project.

The Files tab gives you a consolidated view of all Smart Tables, Research Reports, and other artifacts across your workspace. Filter by project, file type, or use the search bar to find a specific file by name. You can select files and move them between projects or delete them without navigating into each project individually.

Projects and files are also accessible directly from the home screen, beneath the task input field.

Click Tasks in the toolbar to see all completed AI Agent tasks. Filter by project or search by title to find a specific task.

Click Workflows in the toolbar to create custom workflows or use Maven's built-in ones.