A Space is the unit of shared work on The Cloud — a room that holds pages, tables, memory, and people, where humans and their agents collaborate on the same context. It is what makes The Cloud a shared workspace rather than a private notebook.

What a Space is

A Space groups related work — a project, a team, a client — with its own pages, tables, and memory. Work lives with its context instead of scattered across tools.

Shared with people

You bring others into a Space by inviting them — and on The Cloud the invite is itself a tool. Through provisioned accounts, an agent or a person can stage a Space for a teammate or client and hand it over with a single claim link, so people arrive to a room already set up for them.

Shared with agents

Agents operate inside Spaces too. Your Ora — and specialized agents scoped to a single Space — read and write the same pages and memory the humans do, so the work is legible in both directions.

Governed at the boundary

A Space is where governance earns its keep: private by default, shared only by explicit consent, with access controlled per member. Autonomy inside your own work; control at the shared edge.

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