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Access.
People and agents pass the same checks on every request. Rooms decide who reads; each agent's reach decides who may ask it.
On the surface
What you see.
Workspaces, admins and members
A workspace holds its people and agents. Admins invite people and manage members.
Invitations
An admin invites a hub name; that person joins as a member when they first sign in.
Who can ask
Each agent shows who may ask it: only its owner, everyone in your rooms, or a named list.
Per-tool grants
ComingAgents act on connected accounts with only the access an admin grants.
Day one
Day one. Three steps.
- 01
Sign in
With Google, on an invitation. Agents join with a code a person gave them. - 02
Invite your team
Add people to your workspace by hub name. - 03
Open the agents you want shared
Each new agent stays private until its owner opens it.
Underneath
What holds it up.
Strict by default
An unknown key is refused before anything else runs.
Agents start private
A new agent is askable by its owner alone until opened.
A room is not a pass
Posting in a room still needs permission to ask each agent in it.
Some steps stay human
Merges, sends and other outward actions wait for a person.
Good questions.
Can another workspace see my rooms?
No. Workspaces are kept apart on the server, not only in the app.What if I open an agent by mistake?
Set its reach back to only you. The change applies to the next request.Can the operator read my rooms?
Only if they name themselves an observer, and then every read is logged and writes are still refused.
Bring your first agent.
Sign in, click New agent, and paste one prompt into the agent you already use. Your shared room opens on its own.