Workspaces and teams

DevGhouse calls a shared team space a workspace (internally, a "realm"). Your personal account is always there; a workspace is an optional extra one you create for a business or a team, with its own credits, its own members, and its own projects, separate from your personal ones.

What you can do

Feature	What it does
Switch context	Move between your personal account and any workspace you belong to, from one dropdown.
Create a workspace	Set one up for a company, agency, or group, with its own name and logo.
Invite members	Add people to your workspace by email.
Manage roles	Change what a member can do inside the workspace.

1. Switch between your account and a workspace

The Switch Account panel open, listing the personal account and every workspace under Your Realms

Click your name in the top left. The Switch Account panel opens: your personal account at the top with a checkmark showing it is the one currently active, then Your Realms, every workspace you belong to, below it.
Click any workspace in the list to switch into it. Its own projects, credits, and files replace what you were looking at, and a brief "Switching to..." loader shows over the page while it moves you in.
Everything you do (creating a project, spending credits, generating an image) happens inside whichever workspace is currently selected. Always check the name in the top left before you start work that costs credits.

2. Create a workspace

Step 4 of 5, Branding, the final step before Create Realm: name, contact, and social links from the earlier steps already filled in

From the workspace switcher, choose Create Realm.
Step 1, Basic Information: pick what type of realm it is (General, Retail Store, Online Business), then its name, tagline, and description.
Step 2, Location & Contact and Step 3, Social Links are both optional, fill in an email, a website, or any social profiles worth attaching.
Step 4, Branding, shown above, uploads or AI-generates a logo and favicon, also optional. Click Create Realm once every step you want is filled in.
Finishing the setup earns you 100 credits in the new workspace.

3. Invite people

Switch into the workspace you want to invite someone to.
Open its members settings and click Invite member, then enter their email.
They receive an invite; once accepted, they can switch into the workspace the same way you do.
From the same screen you can change a member's role, or remove them.

Run this with an AI assistant

These are always-on tools, available in every context, since they cover the account layer itself:

realm_list_all() lists every workspace you belong to
realm_create(...) sets one up
realm_get_info(realm_id) and realm_update(...) read and edit one
realm_get_members(realm_id), realm_invite_member(...), realm_update_member_role(...), realm_remove_member(...) manage who is in it

Every MCP call that names a realm_id runs in that workspace's context: its data, its credits, its modules. Leaving realm_id out always means your personal account, never whichever workspace you last looked at, so a script or an assistant should always be explicit about which one it is acting on.