Workspace Settings

Settings is where the workspace is shaped: its people, its teams and how they work, the workspaces it trusts, its repositories, the AI clients connected to it and the MCP servers its agents may use. Open it with the gear at the top of the sidebar. Settings has its own navigation on the left; Back to workspace returns you to where you were.

What is where

Section Page What you do there
Administration Members See who is in the workspace and their roles, and invite people
Trusted workspaces Choose the partner workspaces you share documents and channels with
MCP Connect to Claude Step-by-step setup for Claude, as a connector or in Claude Code
Connect to OpenAI The same for the ChatGPT app and the Codex CLI
MCP Server The workspace's address and a token, for scripts and other clients
API Keys Everything that can reach the workspace on your behalf: connected apps and tokens. Revoke any of them here
Connectors Admins: other MCP servers, such as Notion or Slack, that harness agents may use. See Connect Agents to Other MCP Servers
Teams One entry per team The team's visibility, workflow, labels and members
Repos One entry per repository Connect a Git repository and watch its sync status

Agents are not in Settings: they have their own page, AI Studio → Agents in the sidebar.

Workspace settings and team settings

Most of what shapes daily work is set per team, not for the whole workspace. Open a team under Teams to reach its four tabs:

Tab What it sets
General Whether the team is private
Workflow The team's statuses, which are the columns of its board
Labels The labels available on the team's tasks
Members Who is on the team

A team's name, icon and place in the sidebar are changed from the team's menu in the sidebar itself, not here.

Who can change what

Everyone in the workspace can open Settings and read it. Changing things is mostly for workspace admins:

Action Who
Invite people Admins
Manage trusted workspaces Admins
Rename, reorder or delete a team Admins
Remove someone else from a team Admins. Anyone can remove themselves
Connect, change or delete a repository Admins
Add and connect connectors, and give them to agents Admins
Connect your own AI client, and revoke your own tokens and apps Every member, for themselves

If something described in this guide is missing for you, it is most likely limited to admins. Your role is shown in the avatar menu at the bottom of the sidebar.

This section covers

Two areas are documented with the features they serve: