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Documentation Index

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An organization (sometimes called a “workspace” in the console UI) is the unit of isolation for everything Repo stores: connectors, source items, embeddings, API keys, audit events, billing subscriptions.

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What’s scoped per organization

  • All connectors (Slack workspace, Notion integration, Drive account, Gmail mailbox)
  • All ingested source items + their embeddings
  • All API keys
  • All sync run history
  • All audit events
  • The billing subscription + usage credits
Two organizations on the same Repo deployment never see each other’s data. The org_id is enforced at the database level on every query.

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Membership

Each organization has one or more memberships — a user + role pair. Today every membership is created with role admin. When team invites ship, roles member and viewer will gain meaning; admin will be required for destructive operations (key creation, billing changes, source connection). A single Supabase user (one email) can belong to multiple organizations and switch between them in the console. API keys are tied to a single organization — the key carries the organization_id in its hash and cannot be moved.

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Creating organizations

Most users create one organization at signup and stop there. The console supports up to MAX_WORKSPACES_PER_USER (default 10) per user as a soft abuse cap; contact support if you legitimately need more. 
# Console-side, requires a Supabase bearer token
POST /v1/console/workspaces
{
  "organizationName": "Acme Inc"
}
The response includes the new organization ID, slug, and a freshly seeded membership record placing you as admin.

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Internal / grandfathered organizations

Repo’s billing tier internal exists for founder + demo workspaces — unlimited usage, never charged. You won’t see this tier as a customer. It’s documented here because it shows up in API responses for grandfathered accounts.