Infrastructure

Workspaces & Teams

Isolate keys, routing, policies, and observability per project — with team seats and agents that can self-manage inside the boundary.

A workspace is BitRouter's isolation boundary. API keys, policies, and usage data are all scoped to a single workspace. You can own any number of workspaces — one per project, environment, or agent deployment.

Credential model: user-scoped vs. workspace-scoped

Every credential is either user-scoped or workspace-scoped. This is set at issuance and cannot be changed.

User-scopedWorkspace-scoped
Carried byConsole web session (your browser)CLI sessions, API keys (brk_), device tokens
ReachAll your workspaces + account-level opsExactly one workspace
Create / delete workspacesYesNo
Manage billingYesRead-only
Manage keys, policies, usage within the workspaceYesYes
Invoke inferencePlayground onlyYes

The Console web session is the only user-scoped credential. No long-lived root credential spans workspaces — that scope is intentionally unavailable to CLI sessions and brk_ keys.

Signing in to a workspace

bitrouter auth login runs the OAuth device flow. The browser approval page asks you to pick which workspace to grant the CLI access to. The resulting credential is baked to that workspace — all subsequent bitrouter cloud commands target it implicitly, with no --workspace flag required anywhere.

bitrouter auth login
# Open this URL in your browser to pick a workspace:
#   https://cloud.bitrouter.ai/oauth/device?user_code=ABCD-EFGH

To see which workspace your current session is bound to:

bitrouter cloud namespace current   # offline — reads local credential
bitrouter auth whoami               # also prints the bound namespace

To switch to a different workspace, re-run bitrouter auth login and pick a different workspace in the browser. The old credential is replaced.

bitrouter cloud namespace list      # all your workspaces; active one marked
ns_01jxyz…  default       (active)
ns_01jabc…  production
ns_01jdef…  staging

See the CLI reference for the full bitrouter cloud surface.

Full agent control inside the boundary

Once signed in, a CLI session (or a brk_ API key minted from it) has full autonomy within its workspace:

Keys — create, list, and revoke API keys scoped to this workspace. Any key minted here is also workspace-baked and inherits the same boundary.

bitrouter cloud keys mint --name my-agent \
  --scope "inference:invoke keys:read policy:read usage:read"
bitrouter cloud keys list
bitrouter cloud keys revoke <id>

Policies — read and write guardrail, rate-limit, and preset policy bindings.

bitrouter cloud policy list
bitrouter cloud policy bind <policy-id> --principal-type api_key --principal-id <key-id>
bitrouter cloud budget create --name daily-cap --window day --limit-micro-usd 5000000

Usage — read per-workspace request history and spend.

bitrouter cloud usage
bitrouter cloud requests --limit 50

An agent or CI job using a workspace-baked credential has no ability to reach other workspaces, manage billing, or mint a wider credential. The blast radius is bounded to the workspace.

bitrouter cloud keys mint is the recommended way for an agent to provision sub-keys for its own tools. The minted key is workspace-baked to the same workspace as the caller and cannot upscale its scopes beyond the caller's.

Managing workspaces

A default workspace is provisioned automatically on first login. Additional workspaces are created and deleted from the Console — workspace lifecycle is a control-plane operation and requires a user-scoped credential (your web session).

The CLI supports listing only:

bitrouter cloud namespace list      # all workspaces you own
bitrouter cloud namespace current   # the one this session is bound to (offline)

You cannot delete your last workspace. BitRouter requires at least one workspace per account.

Usage reporting

Per-workspace usage is attributed at settlement time and available from both the CLI and the Console:

bitrouter cloud usage                                          # last 30 days
bitrouter cloud usage --from 2026-05-01T00:00:00Z --to 2026-06-01T00:00:00Z
bitrouter cloud requests --limit 25                           # paginated request log

For account-wide spend, see the Billing guide. Workspace-level spend caps are on the roadmap.

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