Create your first Workspace
A Workspace is a shared environment for a team or use case inside your Organization. It scopes the resources, access, usage, and limits that apply to the work done there.
Each Workspace can have its own:
- Members and roles: decide who can access the Workspace and what they can do.
- API keys: scope API usage to one Workspace.
- Resources: keep Vibe and Studio resources, such as prompts, Libraries, and skills, separate by Workspace. You can also configure Connector connections and permissions for each Workspace.
- Usage and limits: track consumption and set spending limits per Workspace.
- Product settings: enable or disable Vibe capabilities for a specific Workspace.
From a user's perspective, switching Workspace changes the product context they work in. See Workspaces in Studio and Workspaces in Vibe for how the selected Workspace affects resources inside each product.
An Organization can have up to 500 active Workspaces. Workspace names must be unique within an Organization.
Create a Workspace
Every Organization starts with a default Workspace. Organization admins can create additional Workspaces when they need more separation.
- Open Admin Panel›Administration›Workspaces ↗.
- Click New Workspace.
- Choose an icon to represent the Workspace.
- Enter a name. This is the human-friendly label shown in user interfaces and exports.
- Optionally, enter a description.
- Optionally, add members and assign Workspace roles to those members. See Workspace access for how roles apply.
- Click Create.
The creator is automatically assigned the Workspace Admin role.
Workspace access
Members belong to the Organization first, then get access to one or more Workspaces. You can add members directly to a Workspace or manage access through Groups.
A member's Workspace role controls what they can do inside one Workspace. Their Organization role controls what they can do across the Organization. The two are independent: for example, an Organization Member can be a Workspace Admin in a specific Workspace.
Organization admins always have full access to every Workspace in the Organization, even when not explicitly added as Workspace members.
For the full list of Workspace roles and their permissions, see Roles and permissions.
Archive a Workspace
Archive a Workspace when members no longer need access to it, but you want to keep it in the Organization history.
- Open Admin Panel›Administration›Workspaces ↗.
- Find the Workspace in the list.
- Click the Archive icon.
- Confirm the archive action.
Archiving a Workspace makes it unavailable to all members. This action cannot be undone. The default Workspace cannot be archived.
Next steps
After you create a Workspace, configure it for Studio and Vibe, then set limits and review usage:
- Workspaces in Studio: understand how Workspace selection affects API keys, developer resources, usage, limits, and Connectors in Studio.
- Workspaces in Vibe: understand how Workspace selection affects chats, projects, tools, feature toggles, retention, tracing, and Connectors in Vibe.
- Usage and limits by Workspace: set spending caps and review Workspace usage.