Workspaces

A workspace brings members, instructions, and shared documents together for a durable objective. Older screens or links may still use the term team.

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Guided path

Understand and use workspaces

Distinguish a workspace from a conversation and a project space, then verify shared members and context.

  1. Step 02Guide

    Manage workspace members and context

    Define workspace members, instructions, and document scope when your role allows it.

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  2. Step 03Guide

    Create and configure a workspace

    Choose the type, organization, name, instructions and members suited to the objective.

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  3. Step 04Guide

    Use a workspace document library

    Add and remove shared documents while accounting for active members and shared context.

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  4. Step 05Reference

    Understand workspace memory

    Interpret offered memory modes and what they do not automatically add to shared context.

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  5. Step 06Guide

    Create and manage a personal project

    Organize personal chats, files, and instructions without confusing them with an organizational project space.

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  6. Step 07Guide

    Define workspace instructions and context

    Explain the workspace’s durable purpose and limit context sources to authorized members.

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  7. Step 08Guide

    Find, open, and manage workspaces

    Use the sidebar list, properties, and counts to find the correct workspace.

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  8. Step 09Reference

    Understand the move from “team” to “workspace”

    Recognize older team labels without assigning them a different scope or permission model.

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