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A workspace is the shared Tembo account for your team. Members, roles, integrations, and projects belong to the workspace. Who can open a session is separate: sessions are private unless the creator makes them visible to the workspace.

Folders and pins

The sidebar can get long. Use folders and pins to keep the sessions you care about in reach.
  • Click New folder in the sessions header to group sessions. You can set a color, rename the folder, and move sessions into it.
  • Pin a session, folder, project, or pull request. Pinned items stay at the top of the sidebar. Unpin them from the same menu.
Folders and pins are personal to how you organize the sidebar. They do not change who can open a session.

Roles

Tembo starts each workspace with Admin and Member roles. Admins can edit workspace settings. Members can use Tembo, and can view some settings they cannot change. Open Settings > Workspace > Members and select Roles to see the roles in the workspace. Someone with permission to edit roles can click Create role, duplicate a role, or change what an existing role can view and edit. A workspace can have up to 25 roles. Each area of Tembo has its own permission, with Can view and Can edit. A few defaults that matter: Editing a role does not change sessions that are already private. See Sessions to share one.

Insights

Settings > Insights shows contribution and usage for the workspace. Choose 1 day, 1 week, 30 days, or 1 year, then switch between Overview, Models, and Users. Overview includes activity, pull requests, and how much of the work came from Tembo. Models breaks usage down by model. Users and repositories show who and which repos contributed in the selected range.

Projects and the default environment

Creating, editing, and deleting projects requires Can edit on Projects. Admins have that by default. Members do not, unless a custom role grants it. The default project and size in Settings > Sandbox follow the same rule: viewing it and changing it are separate permissions.