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@zane I've always used SPC l l to create new layouts.
SPC p p is currently set to switching projects. I havent used that much, so dont know if it ever let you create a new project, but it seems strange if it did as projects arent exactly layouts
SPC p l appears to do what I want: Prompt for a project, create a new layout for that project, and switch to it.
Ah, that seems to make more sense. Maybe the keybinding was changed at some point. There is a lot of cross-over between projects, layouts and workspaces