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Workspace Roles

Langdock has three workspace roles:
  • Admin: Full access to workspace settings, user management, and all features
  • Editor: Extended permissions to help admins manage content and support users
  • Member: Standard user access for daily work

Available Permissions

Permissions are organized by feature area. Admins can customize these in Roles settings.

Agents

PermissionDescriptionDefault
Create assistantsCreate new assistantsAll roles
Share assistants with usersShare assistants with individual users and groupsAll roles
Share assistants with workspaceShare assistants with the entire workspaceEditor, Admin
Share assistants with any groupShare assistants with groups you’re not a member ofAdmin only
Configure assistant tracingConfigure Langfuse tracing for assistantsEditor, Admin

Workflows

PermissionDescriptionDefault
Create workflowsCreate and duplicate workflowsAll roles
Share workflowsShare workflows with individual users and groupsAll roles

Knowledge

PermissionDescriptionDefault
Upload documentsUse documents in chats, assistants, and knowledge foldersAll roles
Share knowledge foldersShare knowledge folders with the entire workspaceAll roles
Sync integration foldersSynchronize folders from integrations with assistantsAll roles

Groups

PermissionDescriptionDefault
Create groupsCreate a group and invite membersAll roles
Create public groupsCreate groups that anyone in the workspace can joinEditor, Admin

Integrations

PermissionDescriptionDefault
Create integrationsCreate custom integrations and share themEditor, Admin
Configure OAuth connectionsShare OAuth 2.0 connections as pre-selected for actionsEditor, Admin

Projects

PermissionDescriptionDefault
Share projectsShare projects with individual users and groupsAll roles

Prompt Library

PermissionDescriptionDefault
Share promptsShare prompts with everyone in the workspaceAll roles
For most organizations, we recommend:
  1. Keep defaults for Members - Allow creating assistants, uploading documents, and syncing folders so everyone can build use cases
  2. Use Editors as moderators - Editors help keep the workspace organized by managing shared content and public groups
  3. Restrict workspace-wide sharing initially - Start with Editor/Admin only for workspace-wide sharing, then expand as needed
You can adjust permissions at any time in Roles settings. Start restrictive and open up as your team becomes more comfortable with AI.