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Teamspaces group projects inside a workspace. Use them to organize work by team, product area, customer segment, or operating model. Teamspaces do not replace workspace-level security controls. Manage membership, provider credentials, API keys, and billing from Workspace settings.

When to create a teamspace

  • A team owns multiple related projects.
  • A product area needs a clear home.
  • Demo, staging, and production work should be visually separated.
  • You want recent projects and navigation to stay focused.
  • You want imports, exports, and project discovery to stay organized.

Teamspace boundaries

Teamspaces are a navigation and ownership layer. Projects inside a teamspace can still have separate prompts, traces, deployment environments, datasets, and Behaviors. Workspace-level admins should still review provider credentials, API keys, members, billing, and security centrally.

Suggested structures

StructureUse it when
By product teamSupport, growth, product, and platform teams own separate AI workflows.
By customer segmentEnterprise, SMB, internal, or demo projects need separate operating context.
By lifecycleDemo, staging, and production work should be visually separated.
By business unitSeveral teams share a workspace but need clearer project ownership.
Keep teamspaces broad enough that people can find work, but not so broad that unrelated production projects blend together.