Space setup
The space’s identity: its profile image, name, and description. Spaces are cheap to rename and re-describe — if the space outgrows what you called it on day one, fix it here and every member sees the change.Members
The room’s guest list, and the admin’s main workspace. Three things happen here:- Invite. All three doors from creating the space live here too — copy the invite link, share it, or add someone by email.
- Roles. A member is an admin or a member. Admins manage settings, members, and invitations — and can make any member an admin alongside them. There’s no owner tier: the creator starts as an admin, nothing more.
- Remove. Admins can remove a member; removal takes the space with it — their access ends, and what they never shared was never here.
Space agent
The space agent is the space’s to shape, and this is where admins shape it:- Its name. Every space’s agent can be named — which is why the agent in your DMs answers to something like Acme agent rather than a generic label.
- Its prompt. Admins can give the agent standing instructions: the tone to take, what the space cares about, how to answer. The prompt shapes the agent’s voice and priorities — never its boundaries. No instruction makes it see private channels, members’ Homes, or rooms the asker isn’t in.
- The space’s timezone.
Space digest
The space can send a weekly digest by email — the week’s activity, delivered so members stay current without patrolling channels. Turn it on or off here.The danger zone
Two decisions live at the bottom, marked in red because they mean it:- Leave space. Any member can walk out — you lose access to the space, its channels, and its history.
- Delete space. Admins only, and permanent: deleting a space removes it for every member, along with everything ever shared into it. Members’ Homes are untouched — the originals of shared captures live with their owners — but the space, its channels, and its conversation end here.