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# Packages

## Packages

A package consists of one or more **Actions**, along with metadata that describes its purpose, the targeted operating systems, and other relevant details.

### Creating a Package

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Go to **Deployment → Packages** in the top navigation menu.

You’ll see the list of existing packages if any.

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Click the **Add a Package** button:

A form will appear to create your new package.
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{% step %}
Fill out the package detail&#x73;**.**

* **Name**: enter a unique name for the package.
* **Description**: provide a brief description.
* **Targeted operating system**: select the OS this package is intended for.

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Click **Add** to create the package.

The page will refresh, and your new package will be displayed in the list.

The **Deployment Actions** column will show **0 by default**, indicating no actions are currently associated with the package.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Next step**: See the section on [Actions](/user-docs/deployment/actions.md#adding-actions)
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### Edit Package metadata

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Click the Pencil Icon.

In the **Actions** column of the Packages table, click the **pencil icon** for the package you want to edit.
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Update the form.

* **Name**: Modify the package name if required.
* **Description**: Update the package description.
* **Targeted operating system**: Adjust the operating system if necessary.

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Save your changes.

Click the **Save** button to apply your updates.
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### Removing a Package

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Click the **Trash** icon.

In the **Actions** column of the Packages table, locate the package you want to remove and click the **trash icon**.
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Confirm deletion.

When prompted, confirm the deletion to permanently remove the package.
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