People and roles
Who can see a board, who can brief an agent, and where a role actually comes from.
People are invited to a workspace, and what they can do there follows from the role the workspace gives them. Roles are resolved on the server from account entitlements and workspace membership on every request. They are not stored in your browser and they are not something the interface decides.
What a role governs
- Whether you can see a board, and which boards.
- Whether you can write or change an agent’s brief, model, tool list or ceiling.
- Whether you appear in the approval queue as somebody who can release a held item.
- Whether you can select connections for the workspace or invite other people.
Team conversation
Workspace members talk in a persisted conversation inside the workspace, and a message can be lifted onto a board when it needs an owner, a status or agent work. Agents do not post into that conversation. It is a room for the people, and the boundary is deliberate: a channel where a machine can speak is a channel people stop trusting for decisions.