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Workspaces Overview

Workspaces are organizational containers that help you group and manage your experiments. All experiments in ExE are created within a workspace, which provides isolation, access control, and team collaboration.

What are Workspaces?

A workspace is a logical boundary that contains:

  • Experiments: All your A/B tests, multi-armed bandits, and contextual bandits
  • API Configuration: Unique API keys for secure access
  • User Access: Team members with different permission levels (for team workspaces)
  • Organization: Group experiments by project, team, or environment

Key Features

  • Experiment Organization

    Group experiments by project, team, or environment

  • API Key Management

    Secure, workspace-specific API keys with rotation support

  • Team Collaboration

    Role-based permissions for team workspaces

  • Isolation & Security

    Complete separation between different workspaces

How Workspaces Work

Experiment Isolation

  • All experiments belong to a specific workspace
  • Experiment IDs are unique within each workspace
  • Complete data separation between workspaces

API Integration

  • Each workspace has its own unique API key
  • All API calls are scoped to the workspace
  • Secure authentication for each workspace

Access Control

  • Personal workspaces: Single user access only
  • Team workspaces: Multiple users with role-based permissions
  • Complete isolation between different workspaces

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