Introducing Workspaces

OpenRouter's introduction of workspaces provides users with the ability to organize projects into separate environments, each equipped with its own set of API keys, routing defaults, guardrails, and observability features. This feature is particularly beneficial for developers managing multiple projects, enterprises operating across various teams, and agents handling different environments such as staging and production. Workspaces allow for independent configuration of settings like API keys, provider routing, and plugins, while maintaining shared account-level visibility for activity logs, billing, and privacy restrictions. Organization administrators have comprehensive control over all workspaces, including the ability to manage API keys, guardrails, and membership roles, though individual workspaces can enforce stricter policies within the boundaries set by account-level rules. Existing setups reside in a Default workspace, and users can create new workspaces through the dashboard or programmatically via the management API.

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