Langdock customers usually have three different types of users.
  • Admins: Managing the workspace customization (branding, custom links in the sidebar,…) and users
  • Editors: Users with special permissions to support admins in rolling out Langdock. They are responsible to educate specific teams and help them build use cases.
  • Users: Users who use Langdock, create assistants, prompts etc.
In our experience, we recommend all users to create assistants, upload documents and attach integration folders to allow everyone to build scalable use cases. Editors take a role of “super users” to keep the workspace clean and help moderate the groups, shared assistants, knowledge folders and prompts. You can see an overview of this setup here: Permissions Pn