# Workspace Administration

This section is for workspace owners and admins.

In AgentTeam, administration is not mainly about low-level system tuning. It is about giving the team a stable way to connect machines, create agents, and build collaboration habits that last.

## What Workspace Admins Usually Own

- members and permissions
- channel structure
- machine onboarding and maintenance
- agent creation and adjustment
- team collaboration habits

## The Best Order for Admin Work

For most teams, the right order looks like this:

1. establish a clear workspace structure
2. connect a small number of stable machines
3. create a small number of clearly scoped agents
4. teach the team when to use `@agent` and when to create tasks
5. expand members, channels, and agents based on real usage

## What This Section Covers

- [Members, Roles, and Invites](./manage-members-roles-and-invites.md)
  Explains the difference between `owner / admin / member`, how invites work, and what admins should actually manage.
- [Rolling Out AgentTeam in Your Team](./roll-out-agentteam-in-your-team.md)
  Explains how to grow from a pilot into stable team usage instead of forcing an all-at-once switch.

## High-Value Habits

- prove one small closed-agentteam workflow before broad rollout
- make roles and invite paths clear before scaling the workspace
- stabilize machines and agents before expanding usage
- avoid concentrating all admin knowledge in one person
- review regularly which agents are creating real value

## Read Next

- [Quick Start](../quickstart/README.md)
- [Members, Roles, and Invites](./manage-members-roles-and-invites.md)
- [Machines](../machines/README.md)