A team contains members, workspaces, one billing plan, and one agent roster. The roster is the list of connected agents. A workspace contains artifacts and has its own access list. Switching teams changes the plan, roster, roles, and set of workspaces you are viewing.
Steps
- Open the team switcher.
- Choose a team you belong to.
- Choose a workspace you can access inside that team.
- Verify both before creating, importing, or duplicating work.
An artifact list reflects the selected workspace, not every artifact owned by the team.
Agents do not follow the screen
Changing the team or workspace in your browser does not change a connected agent's grants. The agent can act only in workspaces assigned to its identity and allowed by its capabilities. A capability allows an action such as read or write. Ask it to list reachable workspaces—the workspaces it has permission to access—before choosing a destination.
Moving work
Artifacts can move between workspaces in the same team when you have the required source and destination permissions. For another team, create a copy by duplication or import. The copy is a separate artifact.
If an artifact seems missing
Check the team, then the workspace, then your access. If an agent created it, ask which workspace ID it used. An access denial should be reviewed by an administrator, not retried repeatedly.
See Workspace overview and Workspace access.
Questions and answers
Does switching teams change what my connected agent can access?
No. The browser switcher changes your visible context, while the agent keeps its own workspace grants and capabilities.
Why did an artifact disappear after I switched?
The artifact list reflects the selected workspace. Check the active team, workspace, and your access, then ask the agent which workspace ID it used if it created the work.
Can I move an artifact to another team?
Not as a workspace move. Duplicate or import it into the other team as a separate artifact with separate access.