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Workspaces

Workspaces separate context, configuration, and data. A workspace can have its own:
  • Sources
  • Skills
  • Statuses
  • Labels
  • Session history
Use workspaces to keep personal, team, and client contexts isolated.

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Why Workspaces Are Important

Workspaces are the primary boundary for:
  • Permissions and safety posture
  • Connected tools and data scope
  • Process conventions
This prevents one project’s setup from leaking into another. Create separate workspaces by operational boundary, for example:
  • Personal experiments
  • Internal operations
  • Client-facing delivery
  • High-sensitivity environments