Organization Settings
Configure your organization's settings including member management, projects, session policies, and integrations.
Last updated: March 1, 2026Organization Settings
Organization settings let you configure how your team collaborates, manage members and projects, control session policies, and set up integrations. These settings apply to your entire organization and all its projects.
Overview
Organization settings are organized into several sections:
- Basic Info — Name, description, and avatar
- Member Management — Team members and their roles
- Projects — Project list and settings
- Session Policies — Control collaboration workflows
- GitHub Connection — Repository integration settings
- Toolkit Settings — AI agent configurations
Accessing Organization Settings
Alternatively, you can access settings from the sidebar if you're on an organization page.
Basic Information
Organization Details
Configure your organization's basic information:
- Name — Display name for your organization
- Description — Optional description of your organization
- Avatar — Organization logo or image
Updating Basic Info
Changes to basic info are immediately visible to all organization members.
Member Management
Viewing Members
The Member Management section shows:
- All organization members with their roles
- Pending invitations that haven't been accepted yet
- Member activity — when they last accessed the organization
Member Roles
Your organization uses these roles:
| Role | Permissions |
|---|---|
| Owner | Full access to all settings, billing, can delete organization |
| Admin | Manage members, projects, settings (except billing) |
| Member | Access projects, cannot manage organization settings |
Adding Members
The invited person will receive an email with instructions to join your organization.
Managing Existing Members
For existing members, you can:
- Change roles — Click the role dropdown and select a new role
- Remove members — Click "Remove" next to their name
- Resend invitations — For pending invites that haven't been accepted
Projects Section
Project Overview
View all projects in your organization with:
- Project names and descriptions
- Member count — How many people have access
- Last activity — When work was last done
- Project settings — Quick access to project-specific configuration
Project Actions
From the organization settings, you can:
- Create new projects — Add a new project to the organization
- View project settings — Access project-specific configuration
- Archive projects — Hide inactive projects (preserves data)
Session Policies
The Session Policies section controls how team members collaborate on PRDs and manage active work sessions.
Allow Admins to Take Over Active Sessions
Default: EnabledWhen enabled, organization admins can take over PRDs that other team members are actively working on. This helps unblock work when someone is unavailable.
When to enable:- Team works across different time zones
- Members occasionally become unavailable during critical work
- You want admins to have emergency access to continue work
- Small team where coordination is always possible
- Work is never time-critical
- You prefer manual coordination over automated takeover
See Session Takeover for details on how this feature works.
Allow Reclaim After Takeover
Default: EnabledWhen enabled, users whose sessions were taken over by an admin can later reclaim the PRD if:
- The admin releases their claim
- The admin becomes idle for an extended period
- The organization policy allows reclaim
- You want smooth handback of work to original owners
- Team members often return to complete work they started
- You prefer automatic workflow over manual coordination
- Admin takeovers are meant to be permanent reassignments
- Manual coordination is preferred for all handbacks
- You want admins to have full control after takeover
Configuring Session Policies
Changes take effect immediately for all organization projects.
GitHub Connection Settings
Configure how your organization connects to GitHub for repository management and code synchronization.
Connection Status
This section shows:
- GitHub App installation status — Whether the app is installed
- Connected repositories — Which repos are accessible
- Sync status — When repositories were last synchronized
Configuring GitHub Integration
For detailed instructions on setting up GitHub connectivity, see Organization GitHub Connection.
Toolkit Settings
Configure AI agent behavior and capabilities for your organization.
Agent Configuration
Control how AI agents behave across all projects:
- Default agent models — Which AI models to use
- Agent permissions — What agents can and cannot do
- Custom prompts — Organization-specific instructions for agents
Global Conventions
Set organization-wide coding standards and patterns that apply to all projects unless overridden at the project level.
Security and Privacy
Data Retention
Configure how long different types of data are retained:
- Session logs — Agent conversation history
- Code snapshots — Workspace state backups
- Activity logs — User action history
Access Control
Control external access and integrations:
- API access — Whether external tools can access your data
- Export permissions — Who can export organization data
- Integration approvals — Require approval for new integrations
Billing and Usage
Subscription Information
View your organization's billing details:
- Current plan and features
- Usage statistics — Agent hours, storage, member count
- Billing history — Past invoices and payments
Usage Monitoring
Track resource consumption across your organization:
- Agent compute hours by project and member
- Storage usage for workspaces and artifacts
- API calls made by integrations
Best Practices
Member Management
- Review member roles regularly — Ensure permissions match current responsibilities
- Remove inactive members — Keep the organization clean and secure
- Use descriptive invitation messages — Help new members understand their role
Session Policies
- Start with defaults — The default settings work well for most teams
- Monitor takeover usage — Frequent takeovers may indicate workflow issues
- Communicate policy changes — Let your team know when you modify collaboration settings
Integration Security
- Regularly review connected apps — Remove integrations you no longer use
- Monitor access logs — Check who is accessing what data
- Keep GitHub permissions minimal — Only grant access to repositories you need
Troubleshooting
Can't access organization settings
Check that you have Admin or Owner role. Members cannot access organization settings.
GitHub integration not working
Verify:
Session policies not taking effect
Policy changes are immediate, but:
- Existing sessions may not be affected until they're restarted
- Browser caches may need to be cleared
- Check that you saved the policy changes
Member invitations failing
Common issues:
- Email address is incorrect
- Recipient's email provider is blocking the invitation
- They may already be a member of the organization
Related Articles
- Session Takeover — Understanding admin takeover workflow
- Organization GitHub Connection — Setting up repository integration
- Organization and Project Switching — Managing multiple organizations