Your address
One address, several jobs
Your workspace lives at its own address, and that address is not only how you open it. It is also:
- the URL an agent hands back when it exposes something it built;
- the address your own machines call home to, if you attach any;
- the address other services send work to when they have something for you, a form submission or a push to a repository or any other webhook, so a routine can start without anybody opening the workspace.
Which is why changing it is disruptive
Anything already pointed at the old address keeps pointing there: webhooks you registered with a chat service, machines you enrolled, links you shared. We can change it, but it means re-registering those, so it is worth picking a name you will still be happy with.
It is yours alone
You are not sharing an application with other customers. Your workspace runs on its own, with its own database and its own files, at its own address. Nothing you put in it is stored alongside another customer's work, and no question asked in another workspace can be answered out of yours.