Where the sections live

The left sidebar groups every section, General, People, Context, Developer, and Danger, under a single Settings heading with a gear icon. Click the heading to fold the group away or open it again, and the sidebar remembers your choice next time you visit. The Danger section is the last item in the group, tinted to stand out, so the actions you cannot undo never read as routine. The whole sidebar can also collapse to a thin rail to give you more room, and it stays collapsed across reloads. The workspace switcher sits at the bottom of the rail, just above your profile.

On a narrow screen the settings sections collapse into a single labelled dropdown at the top of the page, pick a section from it to jump there.

Who can change what

Admins can edit almost everything below. A few actions are reserved for the owner: only the owner can delete the workspace or transfer it to someone else. Members can open these sections to see them, but the controls that change settings are for admins.

General

Your workspace name and identity. Rename the workspace, then upload an avatar image by dragging a file in or clicking to browse, square images up to 512KB work best, and a live preview shows the avatar, name, and slug as you go. Below that are your workspace slug and ID, both read-only and one click to copy. The slug is set when the workspace is created and cannot be changed afterwards.

People

Everyone in your workspace, and the email domains that can join it, in one place. The old Members and Domains tabs are merged here: the member roster on top, a lighter Workspace domains card below it.

In the roster you can search the list, change someone's role between admin and member, and remove people who no longer need access. Add people two ways: Add directly for one email at a time, or Bulk add to paste a list, pick a role and they are added immediately, and anyone new to Amdahl gets an account plus a setup link by email. The owner is marked with a crown Owner badge and cannot be demoted or removed.

The Workspace domains card below the roster does two things. Emails from these domains are treated as your team in your call and email data. And when domain self-join is on, anyone with a verified email at one of these domains can join the workspace themselves, from the sign-in picker or the switcher. Turning self-join off only stops new joins, existing members keep their access. Domain management is admin-only; members see the roster but not the domain controls.

To hand the workspace to someone else, use Transfer ownership from a member's row here. Leaving a workspace, and deleting it, both live in the Danger section.

Context

Your team's shared, long-term memory. Keep notes about your audience, your positioning, your competitors, and anything else the whole team and your AI assistant should know. Add, edit, and remove entries as things change. Each entry has a Type you pick from the common presets or type yourself, so you can organise memory however suits your team.

Developer

Connect outside tools to this workspace. There are two ways in, and the rule of thumb is MCP for agent clients (Claude, Cursor) and the REST API for scripts and automation. The section walks both: a tabbed connect panel and a REST block.

• Claude connects in one click over OAuth, no key to copy. The panel links straight into Claude's connector settings.
• Cursor, scripts, and the REST API use an API key you mint here. The same key authenticates every path: drop it into the X-API-Key header. The REST surface lives under /api/platform/v1, and the panel shows a copy-paste curl against /operations (the catalog of everything your key can call).

When you create a key, it is shown in full just once, so copy it straight away.

A key is shown only once. Copy it the moment you create it and store it somewhere safe. If you ever lose it, you cannot view it again, so just revoke the old key and create a new one.

Danger

The actions you cannot undo. It is the last section under Settings, tinted to stand out so it never reads as routine. From here you can leave the workspace or delete it entirely.

• Leave removes you from the workspace. The owner cannot leave directly: transfer ownership from the Team section first, or delete the workspace if you are the only member.
• Delete removes the workspace and its data for everyone. Only the owner can do this, you confirm by typing the workspace slug, and it cannot be reversed.