Administration

Everything in this section lives under Settings in the console. Open your workspace, then navigate to /<workspace-slug>/settings, for example /acme/settings.

Workspace

The Workspace page holds the identity of your workspace: name, slug, description, and avatar. You can copy the workspace ID from here, and delete the workspace entirely. Changing the slug changes every URL in your workspace.

People

• Members: invite teammates by email and manage pending invites. Each member has a role: owner, admin, member, or read-only.
• Teams: group members for shared ownership and visibility of resources like issues, threads, and cloud accounts.
• Labels: create labels to categorize and filter resources across the workspace.

Platform behavior

• AI Models: choose the model family that powers your workspace, bring your own provider API key, or point Polylane at your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint with a model per tier.
• Investigations: tune how many parallel passes run per hypothesis and cap how many investigations start automatically per 24 hours.
• Skills: create and manage skills, reusable agent capabilities with structured instructions and documents.
• Notifications: toggle web and email delivery globally, or per notification type.

Credentials and access

• API Keys: create keys for programmatic access to the Polylane API.
• OAuth Clients: register third-party applications that access Polylane on a user's behalf through OAuth 2.0.
• Telemetry Tokens: credentials that authenticate alerts forwarded from your observability providers, such as Datadog, Sentry, and Axiom.
• Coding Agents: connect your editor's coding agent to Polylane over the Model Context Protocol. See Platform MCP.

Plan

• Usage: current consumption against your plan limits: credits, cloud accounts, workspace members, and automations. Credits reset at the start of each month.
• Billing: your current plan, invoices, the billing portal, and the overage policy with its monthly cap.

Connections and activity

• Integrations: connect clouds, code hosts, and observability providers. See Integrations.
• Notes: notes the platform generates from daily thread activity, split into workspace notes and daily notes.
• Analytics: charts of workspace activity over the last 7 to 90 days at hourly or daily granularity, filterable per user. Covers threads created, investigations run and their outcomes, issues detected by severity, automation runs, and autofix attempts and outcomes.

Next steps

• Notifications
• AI Models
• API keys and OAuth
• Billing and usage