Workspaces¶
A workspace is a container inside your tenant. Tenants have one or more workspaces; each workspace has its own projects, features, members, and verifier runs.
See Authentication & access for the tenant-vs-workspace distinction.
Creating a workspace¶
From the sidebar workspace switcher, click Create Workspace and give it a name. The new workspace starts empty — you become its first Admin.
Tenant Owners can create unlimited workspaces. On Free tier, you're capped at one workspace per tenant.
Workspace contents¶
Each workspace holds:
- Projects — top-level groupings of related features
- Features — the smallest planned unit of behavior (each with PRD + TRD + workbook)
- Members — users with workspace-level roles
- Verifier runs — the per-feature verifier history
Roles¶
Workspace roles are independent — a user can be Admin in one workspace and Viewer in another:
| Role | Permissions | Counts as a seat? |
|---|---|---|
| Admin | Full control — manage members, settings, all content | Yes |
| Editor | Create + edit projects, features, PRDs, TRDs; run the verifier | Yes |
| Viewer | Read-only access to all workspace content | No |
See Billing & plans → Roles, seats, and what counts for how billable users are defined across workspaces in a tenant.
Switching workspaces¶
The sidebar workspace switcher shows all workspaces you're a member of (across all tenants you belong to). Your active workspace context is preserved per browser session.
In the screenshot above, the Default Workspace dropdown at the top of the sidebar is the switcher; below it sits the project tree for whichever workspace is currently active.
Workspace settings¶
Open Settings → Workspace (visible to workspace Admins) to:
- Rename or archive the workspace
- Invite, remove, or change roles for members
- View the workspace activity feed
- Configure per-workspace defaults
Tenant-level settings (billing, SSO, audit log retention) live under Settings → Tenant and are visible only to the Tenant Owner.