The three roles

- Owner — Full admin access. Owners can manage the Project, invite and remove people, change settings, and delete the Project.
- Collaborator — Can chat and add Knowledge. Collaborators do the day-to-day work: chatting with Chief and adding files and Knowledge to the Library.
- Reader — Can read chats and Knowledge. Readers can see the Project’s chats and Library but don’t add or change its content.
ℹ️ Good to Know: Everyone you invite is listed in the Share this Project window with their role, so you can see at a glance who has which level of access.
Set a role when you invite

- Open the Share this Project window from the Project’s card in the Switch Projects picker.
- In the Invite by Email, Domain Access, or Share a Secret Link section, use the role dropdown to pick Owner, Collaborator, or Reader.
- For email and domain invites, each pending entry also has its own dropdown, so you can mix roles in one batch.
Which role should I choose?
- Pick Owner only for people you trust to manage membership and settings — Owners can delete the Project.
- Pick Collaborator for teammates actively working in the Project.
- Pick Reader for stakeholders who need visibility but shouldn’t change anything.
Frequently asked questions
Why can't I see the Owner option in the role dropdown?
Why can't I see the Owner option in the role dropdown?
You can only invite people at or below your own role. If you’re a Collaborator or Reader, the dropdown is limited to your level. Ask an Owner to grant Owner access.
Can a Reader add files to the Library?
Can a Reader add files to the Library?
No. Readers can read chats and Knowledge but can’t add or change content. Move them to Collaborator if they need to contribute.
How do I see everyone's role?
How do I see everyone's role?
Open the Project’s members list. Each member shows a role badge (Owner, Collaborator, or Reader) and how they joined — by Email, Domain, or Link.