Introducing Workspaces

Workspaces in OpenRouter provide a structured way to manage and organize projects, teams, or agents by allowing users to create separate environments with individual API keys, routing defaults, guardrails, and observability settings. This feature is beneficial for developers handling multiple projects, enterprises coordinating across various teams, or agents managing different environments like staging and production. Each workspace operates independently with specific configurations for API keys, routing, plugins, and member access, while overarching account-level settings such as billing, activity logs, and privacy restrictions apply across all workspaces. Workspace members have the ability to manage their own settings and view roles, while organization admins hold comprehensive control over all workspaces, including the power to create or delete them and manage member access. Workspaces inherit general data policies from the account level but can enforce stricter internal guardrails. Management keys can be utilized across workspaces for administrative tasks, and upon removal of a member from a workspace, their created API keys must be deleted, although their access to other workspaces remains unchanged. Existing OpenRouter setups default to a single workspace, and users have the option to provide feedback or ask questions through platforms like X, Discord, and LinkedIn.

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