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    Find your workspace and navigate the console

    Know where you are working before creating resources.

    An organization groups people and workspaces. A workspace is a Kubernetes-style logical API boundary with its own resources and enabled provider APIs. Select it before operating on resources. Human access depends on membership and authorization; a user can belong to more than one workspace.

    A provider adds a capability such as App Studio or Edges. Enabling a provider binds its APIs into the selected workspace.

    Read how Railgrid works for runtime boundaries, service accounts and credentials for identity details, or Administration to create and manage team access.

    Use the Railgrid SaaS hub. If your organization self-hosts Railgrid, use its hub URL and sign-in method instead.

    1. Sign in to the console.
    2. Use the organization and workspace switcher to select where you want to work.
    3. Open Providers to inspect the catalog and enabled capabilities.
    4. Open an enabled provider to use its resources. If it is unavailable, check provider enablement .
    The workspace switcher shows where you are working and lists the workspaces in the current organization.
    The workspace switcher shows where you are working and lists the workspaces in the current organization.
    The dashboard summarizes each enabled provider in the active workspace.
    The dashboard summarizes each enabled provider in the active workspace.

    Verify your context

    Before creating or deleting a resource, check the selected organization and workspace. Changing workspaces changes which resources, providers, and permissions are available.

    The account menu shows your identity and organization, and links to CLI setup, MCP access, and settings.
    The account menu shows your identity and organization, and links to CLI setup, MCP access, and settings.

    If a provider appears empty, check the workspace first. For missing permissions, ask a workspace administrator rather than creating another credential.

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