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Members & roles

View a team's members, change their roles from a dropdown, and remove them — governed by four RBAC roles.

Every person in a team holds exactly one role that determines what they can do. Only the owner can change roles.

Roles

RoleCapabilities
OwnerFull control including deleting the team and managing billing. There is exactly one owner — the person who created the team.
AdminInvite and remove members, change roles below owner, and share or un-share resources with the team.
MemberUse shared resources according to what that resource type allows a non-admin to do — cannot invite, remove, or manage sharing.
ViewerRead-only access to shared resources — can see them but not change or operate them.

What each role can actually do

The table above is the short version — this is the same thing broken out action by action, since "admin" and "member" mean different things depending on which button you're looking at.

ActionOwnerAdminMemberViewer
Delete the teamYesNoNoNo
Manage team billingYesNoNoNo
Invite new membersYesYesNoNo
Change a member's roleYesUp to adminNoNo
Remove a memberYesYesNoNo
Share / un-share a resourceYesYesNoNo
Use a shared resourceYesYesYesNo
View a shared resourceYesYesYesYes

Nothing here overrides ownership of the underlying resource itself — the person who owns a shared project, database, or GPU instance still manages and pays for it directly, as covered in Sharing resources.

View members

Open a team and go to its Members list to see everyone with access and their current role — useful for auditing who has access before you share a new resource.

Change a member's role

  1. 1
    Open the Members list
    Find the member you want to update.
  2. 2
    Pick a new role from the dropdown
    Only the owner sees this control. Choose owner, admin, member, or viewer — the change applies immediately.
ParameterTypeDescription
Role dropdownrequiredselectNew role for the member: owner, admin, member, or viewer.

Remove a member

From the same Members list, remove a member to revoke their access to everything shared with the team. This does not affect access you've granted them separately as a project collaborator.

Note
To add someone new, send them an invitation — members join by accepting an invite, not by being added directly to the list.