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Spaces

A Space keeps one area of work separate, with its own instructions, memory, tools, access rules, and Job settings.

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What a Space owns

Every Job belongs to one Space. The Space provides the instructions, memory, Skills, Scripts, Apps, default model, tools, and access rules those Jobs can use.

General and dedicated Spaces

General stores resources you may want to share. Every other Space is separate and can use those resources only when you allow it.

Instructions

Instructions work like a system prompt for the Space: every Job in it should follow them. Use them for the Space’s purpose, file locations, terminology, and project-specific rules.

Who can start work here

Use Accept work from to choose what may start a Job in this Space, such as another Space, an App, a Script, or an Automation. The sender can provide instructions for the new Job, but it cannot browse this Space’s files, memory, or earlier Jobs.

Accept work fromControl who can start Jobs here
Accept work fromIncoming Job policyactive
The Accept work from setting lists which sources may start a Job here.

New Job defaults

Choose the starting settings for new Jobs: Standard, Open, Private, or Custom. These presets control access to resources, memory, history, tools, models, and commands. Changing one Job does not change the Space default for future Jobs.

How jobs workChoose how new Jobs start
New JobStarts from this Space presetactive
Current JobCan use supported overridesready
New Job shows the Space default, while Current Job shows a temporary change.

Shared access

General sharing has separate switches for reading resources, searching past Jobs, and changing shared memory, Skills, Scripts, or Apps. Allowing a Space to read something does not let it change it.

Shared accessGeneral is readable by default
ReadEnabled by defaultactive
WriteDisabled by defaultwaiting
Shared access shows separate Read and Write permissions.

Always-loaded tools

Always-loaded tools are shown to the model on every turn. Keep only commonly used tools there, because the model can read only a limited amount at once. The agent can find other tools when needed.