Organization
Manage organization members, projects, and settingsEdit
Use Organization in the sidebar to manage projects, members, CLI tokens, AI SRE setup and the audit log.
| Tab | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Projects | Create projects and set their incident notifications |
| Members | Invite teammates and assign roles |
| CLI Tokens | Create tokens for automation |
| Integrations, Private Agents | Set up AI SRE |
| Audit | Review who did what |
Default organization and projects
Sign-up creates one default organization and one default project. There is no menu to create or switch organizations. Owners and admins can rename the organization with the pencil button (Rename organization) next to its name on the Organization page. Use the project selector and the Projects tab to create and switch projects.
You can accept invitations to projects in other organizations and keep your default one. Those projects appear in the project selector under the team name. You can see every active project in a joined team read-only. Project Editor and Project Admin assignments add permissions only in the selected projects. Owning your default organization gives no administrative access to another team. Users who sign up through an invitation join the inviting team without a separate organization.
Projects
Only organization owners and admins create and manage projects in the UI. Project admins can update their assigned projects through the API.
Open Organization in the sidebar, then the Projects tab.
Select Create Project, fill in both required fields in the Create New Project dialog, then select Create Project again to submit.
| Field | Limit |
|---|---|
| Name | Up to 20 characters: letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens, underscores |
| Description | Up to 100 characters |
Project slugs must be unique. Organization owners and admins can delete a project through the API; the dashboard has no delete action, and the default project cannot be deleted.
Members
Invite teammates and assign roles. Roles are described in Roles & Permissions.
Open Organization and select the Members tab.
Select Invite Member, enter the email address, choose a role, and send.
Invitations are limited per user per hour, and if the limiter is unavailable they are refused with a retry message rather than sent. A pending invitation stops working when the person who sent it is removed, demoted from administrator or leaves, and platform administrator accounts cannot accept invitations.
CLI tokens
CLI tokens give project-scoped API access for automation. A token inherits its owner's permissions, so use a separate token for each pipeline or integration.
Open Organization, then the CLI Tokens tab.
Select Create Token. Enter a name unique within the project and, optionally, an expiry date (1 hour to 1 year ahead).
Copy the generated token and store it securely.
A project can have at most 20 active CLI tokens (enabled and not expired). Anyone with token update permission can disable or rename a token, but only the token's owner can re-enable it.
AI SRE setup
Administrators configure AI SRE from the Integrations and Private Agents tabs so responders do not set up during an incident. Register services on the top-level Services page first, then follow AI SRE Setup.
Audit log
The Audit tab records who did what and when, for compliance and security review. Search entries, or filter by action and user.
The table shows the newest 100 events first; select Load older events to fetch the next page. API clients page the same way with the cursor parameter of GET /api/audit.
