Workspace admin
import { Aside } from ‘@astrojs/starlight/components’;
Workspace admin and owner roles get visibility and control over team-wide
jobs, automations, metric alerts, feature flags, and member tokens.
On Home, open the Admin lens in the left rail. It is a ten-tab workspace control panel — no separate admin app:
| Tab | What you manage |
|---|---|
| Overview | Plan badge, seat bar, storage/views/visitors tiles, actionable alerts (pending invites, failing runs, paused pages) with deep links into other tabs |
| Artifacts | Sortable governance table — name, owner, dates, views, visitors, visibility, status; filter by visibility; pause/unpause, change visibility, reassign owner |
| Members | Seat utilisation bar, invite/remove, role changes, pending invites, access-request queue (approve/deny), per-member activity metrics |
| Sharing | External sharing — create client orgs via a guided add flow, invite their people, share folders at a capability, read receipts, mint scoped API tokens, notes about each client (private intel the assistant remembers) |
| Billing | Subscription detail (plan, status, trial end, renewal, cancellation); links to /billing for card and plan changes |
| Automation | Schedules and crew triggers as sortable tables with run-now, enable/disable, and run history |
| AI | Spend/balance/requests/tokens, per-model usage, BYO LLM key management (OpenAI / Vercel Gateway) |
| Security | Membership domain allowlist editor (preserves explicit emails on save), append-only audit log feed |
| Support | Support tickets from your workspace across every channel — list, thread, edit the AI-drafted reply, Approve & send, resolve |
| Settings | Publishing policy, workspace logo (branding), file inbox address ({slug}@inbox.shareout.site), read-only feature flags |
Quick links from Overview jump into the tab that needs attention. Schedules, Alerts, and Crew AI also have their own Home lenses for day-to-day work.
Artifact governance API
Section titled “Artifact governance API”GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/admin/artifactsPOST /v1/workspaces/{id}/admin/artifacts/{artifactId}/pause ← { "paused": true }POST /v1/workspaces/{id}/admin/artifacts/{artifactId}/visibility ← { "visibility": "workspace" }POST /v1/workspaces/{id}/admin/artifacts/{artifactId}/transfer ← { "new_owner_id": "usr_…" }GET returns up to 200 workspace artifacts with owner, views, visitors, size,
and last-updated metadata. All POST routes require admin or owner.
Support tickets
Section titled “Support tickets”The Support tab is the team workbench for customer tickets. A ticket can arrive
from any channel — the in-app Help button, the REST API, the Slack or Telegram bot,
or email — and lands as one thread. When it opens, an AI assistant triages it
(category + priority) and drafts a reply. Nothing is ever sent automatically: an
admin or owner reviews the draft, edits it, and hits Approve & send, which
delivers the reply on the channel the ticket came from and marks it pending. A
customer reply re-opens the ticket; Resolve closes it out (and emails the
customer when reachable). Resolved tickets auto-close after 7 idle days.
GET /v1/support/tickets?scope=workspace&workspace={id} ← admins/owners; &status= optionalGET /v1/support/tickets/{ticketId} ← ticket + full threadPOST /v1/support/tickets/{ticketId}/reply ← { "body": "…" } approve & sendPOST /v1/support/tickets/{ticketId}/status ← { "status": "resolved" }POST /v1/support/tickets/{ticketId}/assign ← { "assigneeUserId": "usr_…" }End users see and follow their own tickets from the Help button on Home — no admin access needed.
Pending invites & access requests
Section titled “Pending invites & access requests”GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/invitesDELETE /v1/workspaces/{id}/invites/{inviteId}GET /v1/access-requests/incomingPOST /v1/access-requests/{requestId} ← { "action": "approve" | "deny" }The Members tab surfaces both queues. Approving an access request grants the requester workspace membership per your membership policy.
Run Inspector
Section titled “Run Inspector”Unified run history across crew triggers, scheduled jobs, and metric alerts. Admins list and drill into any run with a step-by-step ledger (fetch, transform, deliver phases):
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/runs?surface=job&status=failed&limit=50GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/runs/{surface}/{runId}surface is crew, job, or alert. The Home Runs widget and Automation
tab link into the same data. Job runs record per-query fetch steps; crew runs
use the existing crew_run_events ledger.
Schedules
Section titled “Schedules”Manage all scheduled jobs across artifacts in the workspace:
| Method | Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|---|
GET | /v1/workspaces/{id}/schedules | List all workspace schedules. |
GET | /v1/workspaces/{id}/schedules/{jobId}/logs | Recent schedule logs. |
POST | /v1/workspaces/{id}/schedules/{jobId}/run | Run immediately. |
PATCH | /v1/workspaces/{id}/schedules/{jobId} | Enable or disable. |
DELETE | /v1/workspaces/{id}/schedules/{jobId} | Delete schedule. |
Job payloads (email, webhook, materialize) are documented in the Jobs guide.
Automations
Section titled “Automations”Manage crew trigger automations across artifacts:
| Method | Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|---|
GET | /v1/workspaces/{id}/automations | List all crew triggers. |
GET | /v1/workspaces/{id}/automations/{triggerId}/runs | Run history. |
POST | /v1/workspaces/{id}/automations/{triggerId}/run | Dispatch now. |
PATCH | /v1/workspaces/{id}/automations/{triggerId} | Enable or disable. |
DELETE | /v1/workspaces/{id}/automations/{triggerId} | Delete trigger. |
Metric alerts
Section titled “Metric alerts”Metric alert endpoints stay under /v1/metric-alerts. Teams changes who can
do what:
| Role | Capability |
|---|---|
Artifact owner/editor or workspace owner/admin | Define metrics, create alerts to any destination, manage every alert on the artifact. |
Workspace member or artifact viewer | Self-subscribe to personal destinations only. |
Full reference: Metric alerts.
Features
Section titled “Features”Read the enabled/disabled feature flags for the workspace. Any member can view them; only ShareOut super-admins can change them.
Notable flags:
| Key | Default | Effect |
|---|---|---|
ai.web_agent | off | Workspace assistant on the home page |
GET /v1/workspaces/{workspaceId}/featuresAuthorization: Bearer {token}Response includes readonly: true to indicate that workspace members cannot
toggle flags.
Member tokens
Section titled “Member tokens”Admins and owners can create or revoke API tokens for workspace members:
POST /v1/workspaces/{workspaceId}/members/{userId}/tokensDELETE /v1/workspaces/{workspaceId}/members/{userId}/tokensUseful for onboarding automation or revoking access for departed members.
Publishing policy
Section titled “Publishing policy”Control whether workspace members may take an artifact to public visibility
(public). Platform safety review still runs on top — this is an
internal governance layer.
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/publish-policyPATCH /v1/workspaces/{id}/publish-policy ← { "policy": "require_approval", "approvals_required": 2 }| Policy | Effect |
|---|---|
allow | Default. Members publish to open visibility freely. |
prohibit | Members cannot go open; artifacts stay workspace-visible. |
require_approval | Held at workspace until N nominated members approve (1–10). |
GET requires workspace membership; PATCH requires admin or owner.
When policy is require_approval, members whose publish is held receive
approval_required in the publish response and must nominate approvers via
POST /v1/artifacts/{id}/publish-approval. Approvers act via
POST …/publish-approval/{requestId}/decision. List the queue with
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/publish-approvals?status=pending.
Full flow: Publishing artifacts and Public artifacts policy.
Activity visibility
Section titled “Activity visibility”Workspace owners and admins control who sees each activity kind in the Home
Activity feed (Needs You + Pulse). Defaults are privacy-first — for example, views
and favorites are self only; access requests are admins only.
GET /v1/home/event-visibility?workspace={workspaceId}PUT /v1/home/event-visibility?workspace={workspaceId}Authorization: Bearer {token}Content-Type: application/json
{ "kind": "view", "audience": "members" }| Audience | Who sees the kind |
|---|---|
self | Only the actor (and artifact owners for their pages) |
members | All workspace members |
admins | Workspace owners and admins only |
off | Suppressed in this workspace |
GET returns every kind with its label, tier (actionable → Needs You row,
ambient → Pulse count), default, and effective audience. PUT requires
admin or owner. Failed job/crew runs surface in Needs You even when
the run kind is ambient in Pulse.
Session length policy
Section titled “Session length policy”Set how long a member’s sign-in session stays valid in this workspace. Useful for security/compliance requirements that mandate shorter sessions.
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/session-policyPUT /v1/workspaces/{id}/session-policy ← { "session_max_days": 7 }| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
session_max_days | 1–30, or null to inherit the 30-day platform default. |
platform_default_days | Always 30. |
eligible | Whether the workspace’s plan allows setting a policy. |
Rules:
GETrequires workspace membership;PUTrequiresadminorowner.- Teams plan required — a Personal workspace gets
402 TIER_REQUIRED. - A session is per-user and spans every subdomain, so the lifetime applied at login is the strictest policy across all the workspaces a user belongs to (and never longer than 30 days). You can tighten, never extend.
Audit log
Section titled “Audit log”Every governance action in the workspace is recorded to an append-only audit trail. Admins and owners can read it:
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/audit?limit=100Authorization: Bearer {token}{ "entries": [ { "ts": "2026-06-18T15:04:00Z", "actor_email": "admin@acme.co", "action": "member.remove", "target_type": "user", "target_id": "usr_123", "detail": { "removed_role": "member" } } ]}Recorded actions include member add/remove, bulk invite, ownership transfer, subdomain enable/disable, membership-policy changes, connection create/delete, and session-policy changes. Entries are retained for one year.
Context files (Guidance in Knowledge)
Section titled “Context files (Guidance in Knowledge)”Workspace context files (agent house style) now live in the Knowledge lens under the
Guidance branch — not a separate Admin tab. Admins create, edit (≤ 64 KB, lowercase
.md), set the entry point, or delete files there. Members can read.
REST routes for context files are documented in Workspaces and Workspace Knowledge.