Teams
Use explicit workspace teams for subgroups without changing the workspace membership model.
Teams
Teams are explicit subgroups inside a workspace. They are backed by Better Auth Teams but remain a workspace feature in the user interface.
Team model
New workspaces do not create a default team. The workspace organization is the all-members context, and zero explicit teams is a valid state.
Team names are unique inside one workspace. Cross-workspace team membership is rejected.
Manage teams
Authorized members can:
- create a team;
- rename a team;
- delete a team, including the last explicit team;
- add existing workspace members to a team;
- remove team members.
Regular members can view teams without seeing management controls.
Team-targeted invitations
An invitation can optionally target a team. When the invitee accepts, the user joins the workspace and the selected team. Invitations without a target team remain workspace-only.
No active team control
The template does not expose active team switching or active team mutation. Teams are managed as subgroups, not as a second routing context.