Teams
One server for everyone you build with.
Most agent apps are a remote control for one person. Polyth is a shared workspace: each person signs in as themselves, chats stay private until they are shared, and the owner decides what every account may do.
Real boundaries, enforced by the server.
A Space owns its projects, chats, files, worktrees, knowledge, secrets and integrations. One person can keep several — home, a side project, work — and a team can share one. Every request is checked against membership on the server; the interface never decides who sees what.
- Owner
Owns the Space and decides who belongs to it.
- Admin
Manages the Space and the chats shared with all of it. Cannot open private chats.
- Member
Starts chats, works in shared ones and runs agents.
- Viewer
Reads the chats shared with the Space.
Sharing
Private until you share.
- Private by defaultEvery new chat is private, however many people are in the Space, so inviting someone later never exposes old work.
- Share on your termsShare a chat with specific people or the whole Space, to read along or to work in it together. Helper agents started from a chat follow its access.
- Admins don't read over your shoulderManaging a Space gives no access to the private chats in it.
People and agents, in one place.
Who said what
Every message carries its author, and the agent works with the accounts of the person who sent it.
Conversations with people
Talk to teammates with @-mentions and notifications, then start an agent session from the thread in one step.
Your own accounts
Each person connects their own accounts, such as Google, and chooses the Spaces where they apply.
Shared service accounts
A Space can hold team accounts too. Agents use them only if the Space allows it, and that is off by default.
A place to start
New people get a private personal project, so they can start chatting before anyone explains folders.
Devices and tokens
A paired phone can do nothing until it is granted access. Command-line tokens belong to one person and can be revoked at any time.
Control
The owner stays in charge.
- Account limitsAllow only selected projects — the rest, with their chats and files, stay invisible — only selected assistants, and a number of messages or new chats per day. Today's use is always visible.
- Protected modeOnly the features and models the owner granted, no composer shell, no Auto-approve or Full access, no "always" answers. A Space with a protected member never answers on its own.
- Account managementRename accounts, reset a password and sign the person out everywhere, or pause sign-in without disabling the account.
- Usage across agentsTokens, cost and time per session, project and the whole server, and live provider limits with a pace warning.
One server. Everyone on it.
Run Polyth on a machine your team can reach, invite people, and let the server keep the boundaries.