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# Workspace Settings

**Location:** Settings -> Workspace Settings

Configure your workspace's basic information.

#### Workspace Information

Update your workspace details to reflect your team or department identity.

**Workspace Name**\
The display name for your workspace, visible to all workspace members throughout the platform. Limited to 100 characters.

**Description**\
A short workspace description that helps members understand the workspace context.

**Logo URL**\
An image URL used for workspace branding where supported.

**Website URL**\
The workspace or company website URL where supported.

**To update workspace information:**

1. Navigate to **Settings -> Workspace Settings**
2. Modify the workspace fields that need to change
3. Click **Save Changes**

Changes apply immediately across the workspace and are visible to all members.

Your role within the workspace determines which settings and resources you can manage:

**Owner** - Full workspace control, including member management, workspace settings, and ownership-level actions. Every workspace must have at least one Owner.

**Admin** - Broad workspace management capabilities, including member management, agent deployment, and settings configuration. Ownership-only actions remain restricted.

**Member** - Operational access to use day-to-day workspace resources such as tasks, projects, files, personal settings, and configured workflows where permitted.

Your current role is displayed beneath the workspace name.

#### Leaving a Workspace

**Danger Zone**

Workspace members can leave a workspace to remove themselves from the team. However, certain restrictions apply:

**If you are the only Owner:**\
You cannot leave the workspace. The system prevents this action to ensure every workspace maintains at least one Owner with full administrative control. To leave, you must first assign another workspace member as an Owner:

1. Navigate to **Settings -> People**
2. Select a trusted team member
3. Change their role to **Owner**
4. Return to **Settings -> Workspace Settings** and click **Leave Workspace**

**If you are not the only Owner:**\
You can leave at any time by clicking **Leave Workspace**. This action is immediate and removes your access to the workspace, all agents, files, and workspace resources.

**What happens when you leave:**

* You immediately lose access to the workspace
* Your agents and configurations remain subject to workspace retention and ownership rules
* Your files remain accessible to the workspace
* Your invocation history is preserved for audit purposes
* You can be re-invited to the workspace at any time by an Admin or Owner

**Important:** Leaving a workspace cannot be undone. You must be re-invited by a workspace administrator to regain access.


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