Release 0.19.0
NOTE This release note includes only Workspace-related changes introduced in v0.19.0.
Release Date: April 2026 Previous Version: v0.18.0 (March 2026)
Updates: Shared Workspaces, Collaboration, and Billing Controls
1. Shared Workspaces
Shared Workspaces — Introduced a new workspace system that enables teams to collaborate within a shared environment.
Users can create dedicated workspaces and invite members via email
Invited users are automatically added upon accepting the invitation link
All members can access and work on projects within the same workspace
Real-Time Collaboration — Multiple users can work simultaneously on projects within a shared workspace environment (but it’s still experimental)
2. Roles & Permissions
Workspace Roles — Workspace owners can assign and manage different permission levels:
Admin — Full control over the workspace, including:
Managing members
Editing workspace name
Setting billing and usage limits
Member — Standard access to workspace projects without billing visibility
3. Billing & Usage Management
Workspace Credit Limits — Introduced flexible credit control mechanisms to manage usage:
Limits define how many credits a workspace can spend within a billing period
When the limit is reached, execution is blocked until the next usage period
Usage Period Definition —
Usage is tracked in rolling 30-day windows (UTC)
At the end of each period:
Per-member credit usage resets
Limits are reapplied for the new period
4. Limit Configuration Options
Workspace-Wide Limits —
Apply to all members by default
Define a global credit cap for the entire workspace
Per-Member Limits —
Can override workspace-wide limits for specific users
Allows granular control of individual usage
5. Shared Resources
Shared API Access — Exported workflow APIs are now visible and accessible within the shared workspace, enabling team-wide integration and reuse.
6. Notes
This release introduces the foundation for team-based collaboration in Atlas Studio through Shared Workspaces, including role management, billing controls, and shared resource access. Other feature updates are not included in this note.
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