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## Scoping Requests to a Project

Pass the `X-Kernel-Project-Id` header — a project ID or name — on any API request to scope it to a specific project. Without the header (and without a project-scoped API key), requests act on your organization's **default project**: reads return the default project's resources, and writes create resources in it.
Pass the `X-Kernel-Project-Id` header — a project ID — on any API request to scope it to a specific project. The header takes the project's ID, not its name; the CLI's `--project` flag and the SDKs resolve names to IDs for you. Without the header (and without a project-scoped API key), requests act on your organization's **default project**: reads return the default project's resources, and writes create resources in it.

```bash
curl https://api.onkernel.com/browsers \
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