> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.syvon.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Workspaces

> The workspace is the top-level container — one business, everything in one place.

# Workspaces

A **workspace** is the container for one business (or one client, if you run
an agency). Everything Syvon knows — brands, agents, content, members,
billing — lives inside a workspace and never leaks across them.

```text theme={null}
workspace
├── brands        the look + voice (there can be several)
├── agents        the content-makers (one per job)
├── projects      each agent's working set: drafts, renders, published files
├── members       the people you invite
└── settings      keys, autopilots, billing
```

## One user, one active workspace

Your account has one **active workspace** at a time. Switching workspaces
switches everything you see — the agents, the feed, the settings. If you work
for two businesses, you want two workspaces, not two agents in one.

## What lives per-workspace

* **Brands** — every agent in the workspace can use any of them; a brand
  styles everything it touches (see [Brands](/learn/brands)).
* **Agents and their projects** — the makers and their output (see
  [Agents](/learn/agents)).
* **Members and roles** — invite teammates; access is membership, nothing
  else.
* **API keys** — workspace keys (`sk_ws_…`) grant programmatic access scoped
  to that workspace (see [Scope](/scope)).
* **The wrapper site** — the public site a workspace can have, fed by its
  published content (see [Your wrapper site](/learn/tutorials/your-wrapper-site)).

## Rules of thumb

* **Per business or per client**, never per project — projects belong to
  agents inside the workspace.
* Content is published *from* a workspace's projects *to* its feed; there is
  no cross-workspace publishing.
* If a brand is radically different from your others and you don't want it
  near them, that is a workspace decision, not a brand decision.