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An organization is your company workspace in Keystroke. It contains your members, projects, platform API keys, billing status, and organization-wide settings. Use organization settings for workspace identity and access. Use project settings when you want to manage a specific project’s members, deployments, credentials, or runtime state.

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What you can manage

Open Settings > Organization in the web app to manage the active organization.
SettingWhat it controls
NameThe display name shown throughout the platform
URLThe organization slug used in app URLs, such as keystroke.ai/acme
Sidebar logoThe logo shown in your organization’s sidebar
Logo sizeThe rendered height of the custom sidebar logo
Delete organizationSends a deletion request to the Keystroke team
Changing the organization URL changes the paths teammates use to reach the organization. Update bookmarks or shared links after changing it.
Organization deletion is not instant self-service today. The web app sends a deletion request, and the Keystroke team follows up to confirm details before scheduling deletion.

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Update the organization name

You can update the organization name from the web app or the CLI: 
keystroke organization update --name "Acme"
The CLI updates the active organization. Use keystroke auth status to confirm which organization your CLI is targeting, or keystroke config use org to switch organizations.

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Organization roles

Organization roles control what a member can do across the workspace:
RoleWhat it can do
OwnerFull control over organization settings, billing, members, and ownership
AdminManage organization settings, members, and shared resources
BuilderBuild and use projects, workflows, agents, and apps
Owners and admins can update organization settings. Builders can work in projects they have access to, but cannot change organization-level settings. See Members for inviting teammates and changing roles.

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Settings that are request-gated

Some settings sections in the web app are shown as Enterprise request-gated pages. They include managed services, hosted MCPs, identity and auth, usage limits, permission groups, and audit logs. Those sections are not self-service settings today. Use the request button in the web app if you want access.

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Next steps

Members

Invite teammates and manage organization roles.

API keys

Create org-scoped keys for programmatic platform access.

Billing

Review early-access usage and billing status.

Manage projects

Manage access and settings for individual projects.