#Workspace

Workspace settings control your workspace identity and workspace-level preferences. These sections are only visible to workspace owners and admins. If you do not see them in the Settings sidebar, ask an admin to check your role.

#Details

The Details page lets admins set the workspace icon and name.

#Workspace Icon

Click the workspace icon to open the icon picker. You can upload a custom image or choose a background color. The icon appears in the sidebar and workspace switcher so your team can tell workspaces apart at a glance.

#Workspace Name

Type a new name in the text field. The name is required and must be 64 characters or fewer. Click Save in the footer to apply the change.

Non-admins see these fields as read-only. The icon and name are visible but cannot be changed.

#Members

The Members section lets admins manage who has access to the workspace.

#Inviting Members

Type an email address into the invite field and click Send invite. The recipient gets an email with a link to join the workspace. You can also click Copy invite link to share a direct join URL.

#Roles

Each member has one of three roles:

• Admin can manage settings, members, billing, and all workspace configuration.
• Member can use all features but cannot change workspace settings.
• Guest has limited access to specific channels they have been invited to.

Change a member's role from the dropdown next to their name.

#Domain-Verified Email Join

Toggle General access to let anyone with a verified email from your organization's domain join the workspace automatically. This removes the need to send individual invites.

#Removing Members

Click the remove action next to a member's name to revoke their access. They lose access immediately.

#Workspace Preferences

Workspace Preferences contains settings for the Code Knowledge Graph (CKG). CKG indexes your codebase to give specialists deeper context when answering questions about your code.

#Enable CKG

Toggle the Code Knowledge Graph on or off for the entire workspace. When disabled, specialists still work but without the deeper codebase understanding that CKG provides.

#Performance Tuning

Controls how many resources CKG uses during indexing. Adjust this if indexing is slowing down your machine or if you want faster index builds on powerful hardware.

#Intent Synthesis

Configures how CKG infers developer intent from conversations. This helps specialists understand not just what you typed but what you are trying to accomplish.

#Historical Index

Manages the historical code index. This lets CKG reference past versions of your code, which is useful for understanding how a codebase evolved over time.

#Per-Project Priority

Set priority levels for different projects in CKG indexing. High-priority projects get indexed first and updated more frequently.

#Path Exclusions

Specify file and folder paths to exclude from CKG indexing. Use this for build artifacts, vendor directories, or any paths that add noise without value. Common exclusions include node_modules, dist, and .git.

#Related

• Settings overview for a summary of all settings pages.
• Billing for plan and credit management.