Concepts
Sharing
Who can see and use a resource: private, pod members, or the whole organization.
What a sharing is
Every resource — agent, table, app, file — carries its own visibility. Private means only you; pod means everyone in this pod; organization means anyone in your org. This is about people. What an agent itself is allowed to touch is a separate thing — its access scope.
For example
Keep the salary table private to HR while the headcount app stays visible to the whole pod.
Reach for it when
- A resource should stay private while you draft it.
- A table holds data only some people should see.
- An app or agent is ready for the whole organization.
Share deliberately
- Open any resource and use the Share button.
- Pick the level: private (you), pod (members of this pod), or organization.
- Remember this controls people. What an agent can touch is its access scope — set separately.
Where it lives
The Share button on every resource — agents, tables, apps, files.
Related concepts
| Concept | In short |
|---|---|
| Pod | A self-contained workspace for one team or process — its agents, data, flows, and permissions live together. |
| Table | Typed business data the pod reads and writes — leads, tickets, tasks — with per-row security. |
| Access scope | The tables, folders, tools, and apps this worker is allowed to read and act on — nothing else. |