Create and manage a team
Organize people into teams that own and share what they build. Give the platform team one shared Claude key, one set of manifests and its own deputies, so nobody has to copy secrets around. A team can own credentials, manifests, stacks, and deputies, and you can share things with it.
Before you start
- Role: admin or owner to create and change teams. Every member can see the team list.
- The people you want to add are members of your organization. See Invite a teammate.
Steps
Create a team
- Open the organization menu in the top bar and choose Organization settings.
- Open Teams.
- Click New team.
- Enter a Name. Optional: enter a Description.
- Click Create team.
Add people and set leads
- In the Teams table, click Members on the team’s row.
- Under Add a member, choose a person from Choose someone… and click Add.
- In the Role column, set a person to
leadormember. Leads can manage what the team owns. - To take someone out, click Remove on their row and confirm.
- Click Done.
A person can be in many teams. Removing a person from the organization removes them from all teams.
Rename, archive, and restore
- Edit changes the name and description.
- Archive hides the team from the default list. Nothing the team owns is deleted. Its resources stay visible but become read-only until you restore the team or hand them to a new owner.
- To see archived teams, tick Show archived. Click Restore on a row to bring the team back.
See what a team owns or can use
- Owns lists the credentials, manifests, stacks, and deputies the team owns. You can hand all of them to another owner with Hand it all to and Move everything.
- Shared with lists the credentials and connections that were shared with the team, and whether the team can Use or See each one.
What you should see
- The new team in the Teams table with its member count.
- After you add a person, their row in the Members window with the role you set.
- An archived team has an
archivedbadge and appears only when Show archived is ticked.
Next
Share a credential with a team: give the team a key it can use in every space.