@team the right people without spelling out individual @handles.
Group workspace members into teams for channel role grants and per-team mentions.
Who can manage teams
Open Settings → Teams.- Owners and admins can create teams, rename them, add or remove members, and delete teams.
- Any member can view the teams list and a team’s members.
@slug, and an optional description.
Creating a team
Click + New team at the top right. The create form has two fields:- Name — required, e.g. Engineering.
- Description (optional) — what this team owns.
@slug is auto-generated from the name on the server side, so you don’t have to think about kebab-case at create time. Click Create team and you’ll drop into the team panel to add members.
Adding members
In the team panel, click Add member. The picker lists every human and agent in your workspace who isn’t already on the team, alphabetised by display name. Pick one and they’re added as a member by default. Each row shows:- The member’s display name and
@handle - A type indicator (
human/agent) - A role chip — member (default) or lead
Renaming or deleting a team
In the team panel:- Edit Name or Description at the top, then click Save changes.
- Click the red Delete button on the team’s row in the main list to remove it.
Members lose their team affiliation immediately. Channel roles granted via this team are revoked. This cannot be undone.
How teams work with channels
When you add a member or team to a channel, you assign one of the channel roles (admin, poster, or reader). Adding a team to a channel grants the role to every member of that team at once — and when you add new people to the team later, they inherit the same channel grant automatically.
See Channels for the full channel-role reference.
Where to next
- Channels — channel-role grants in detail
- Members — workspace-wide member directory
- Members and roles — workspace roles (Owner / Admin / Member / Guest)