Business and Enterprise only. Teams require a Business or Enterprise license. On Free and Team plans, all users share a single workspace.
Teams let you organize users into groups and scope resources — agents, skills, context files, tool policies, and API keys — to those groups. A user can belong to multiple teams.
Roles
Each team member has one of three roles:
| Role | Permissions |
|---|---|
| Owner | Full control: manage members, roles, and team settings |
| Admin | Manage agents, skills, tools, and credentials for the team |
| Member | Use the team’s agents and resources; no configuration access |
Creating a Team
Go to Settings → Teams → Add Team and give the team a name and optional description.
Or ask the admin agent:
Create a team called "Platform Engineering"
Adding Members
By invitation
Go to Settings → Teams, open the team, then Members → Invite. Enter the user’s email address and choose their role.
Or ask the admin agent:
Invite alice@example.com to the Platform Engineering team as a member
If the user doesn’t have an Auxot account yet, they’ll receive an email with a link to create one and join the team.
Existing users
To add a user who already has an account:
Add bob@example.com to the Platform Engineering team as an admin
Managing Members
Go to Settings → Teams, open the team, then Members to view the member list, change roles, or remove members.
Or ask the admin agent:
Change Alice's role in Platform Engineering to admin
Remove Bob from the Platform Engineering team
Team-Scoped Resources
When creating agents, skills, context files, or tool policies, you can assign them to a team. Team-scoped resources are only accessible to members of that team.
When asking the admin agent to create something, mention the team:
Create a skill called "Kubernetes Runbook" scoped to the Platform Engineering team
Create an agent called "Infra Bot" for the Platform Engineering team
Team API Keys
Teams can have their own API keys for service-to-service calls — intake webhooks, CI pipelines, and other automation that should run with team-level permissions.
Go to Settings → Teams, open the team, then Keys → Add Key. Or ask the admin agent:
Create an API key for the Platform Engineering team called "CI Pipeline"
Team keys are shown once at creation. See Authentication & API Keys → for usage.