Workspaces.
One account for the whole team; boxes, balance, and secrets shared by everyone in it.
What a workspace is
A workspace is the account your boxes, balance, plan, and secrets belong to. Everyone in it sees the same boxes and spends the same balance. Every sign-in belongs to at least one workspace; a solo account is a workspace of one.
| Role | Can |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything a member can, plus rename the workspace, claim its email domain, manage the invite link, and remove members. The owner is whoever created it. |
| Member | Create, connect to, resize, and delete boxes; use secrets, snapshots, and environments; see billing. |
Create one
You name your workspace right after your first sign-in. With a company address, the same screen offers two switches:
- Any user with an @yourdomain email can join without approval. New sign-ins on that domain land in your workspace instead of getting an empty one. Only a provider-verified address counts; a personal mail provider (Gmail, Outlook, and the like) can never be claimed.
- Restrict membership to only users with an @yourdomain email. The invite link admits only addresses on the domain.
A domain belongs to one workspace. If a colleague claimed it first and opened it, the screen offers to join theirs instead.
Invite people
Dashboard → Workspace shows the invite link. Anyone who opens it and signs in becomes a member. New link replaces it; the old one stops working immediately.
If you claimed your domain with joining open, teammates on it do not need the link: their first sign-in puts them in your workspace.
Switch between workspaces
Someone in more than one workspace picks the current one from the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar. Everything under the sidebar, and every CLI token you create from it, is scoped to that workspace.
Remove someone
Dashboard → Workspace → Members → Remove (owner only). Their dashboard access ends at once, and the CLI tokens they created for this workspace are revoked, so prized on their machine stops working too. Boxes, secrets, and the balance stay with the workspace. A member can leave the same way; the owner cannot leave their own workspace.
Removal sticks: a removed member is not let back in by the domain, even with joining open. Only the invite link re-admits them.
Existing accounts
Accounts that predate workspaces became a workspace each, named after their owner. Nothing was merged. To bring a team together, the owner of the workspace you want to keep claims the domain (or shares the invite link) and everyone else joins it.
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CLI
The Prized CLI is a thin client over the Mac daemon and the box agent; add --help to any command for full flags. Every non-interactive command also takes --json and prints exactly one JSON object.
Billing
Pick a monthly plan from $10 to $1,000. It lands as credit every cycle, boxes bill by the hour against it, and unused credit rolls over up to two months of your plan.