Members & roles
Invite teammates to your workspace, set their role, and manage who can see and change what. Owner, admin, and member permissions explained.
Add teammates to your workspace and they immediately share its agents, channels, miniapps, and Computer. You control what each member can change.
Roles at a glance
| Owner | Admin | Member | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use agents & channels | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Create agents, channels, miniapps | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Invite & remove members | Yes | Yes | No |
| Change workspace settings | Yes | Yes | No |
| Manage billing | Yes | Limited | No |
| Delete the workspace | Yes | No | No |
Every workspace has exactly one owner — usually whoever created it. Admins can do almost everything the owner can; members can build and collaborate but not change the org.
Workspace roles are separate from per-item access. A member can still keep an individual agent, job, or miniapp restricted to just themselves, or share it with named viewers and editors — see Sharing & access.
Inviting people
Open Settings → Members from the gear icon next to your workspace name. The Members table lives here.
Use the bulk-invite modal to enter one or more email addresses, pick a role for each, and send.
Each invitee gets an email with a link. You can also copy the link directly and share it however you like.
Invite links are time-limited and tied to the email address you typed. If someone misses the window, just resend.
Home's right rail has a Members card listing everyone in the workspace, with whoever's online surfaced first under a green dot. Owners and admins get an Invite teammates button there — a quick way to add someone without opening settings.
Member profiles
Click anyone in the Members card on Home to open their profile. Any member can view it — it's a quick way to see what a teammate has built and how active they are.
Who they are
Name, username, role, and a green dot if they're online right now.
What they own
Tabs for the threads, agents, jobs, and miniapps that belong to them.
Their usage
A usage panel — requests and token usage over a range you choose — so you can see how heavily they're working.
What invited members see
When an invited teammate accepts, they're dropped straight into your workspace — no checkout, no setup. Your billing covers them.
If they were already a Nebula user, accepting the invite just adds your workspace to their switcher. They keep their personal workspace and any other team workspaces they're in.
Removing or changing a member
Working in more than one workspace
You can belong to as many workspaces as you like. Switch between them from the workspace dropdown in the header. Each one keeps its own agents, channels, integrations, and billing.
Related
Workspace settings
Manage your workspace — its name and logo, experimental features, members, connected tools, billing, and usage. Everything that scopes to the workspace.
Your profile
Set your Nebula display name, avatar, timezone, and appearance. Your profile follows you across every workspace you belong to — personal or team.