Clawdi sharing is Project-based. A Project owner can grant viewer access
through an invitation or share link. Viewers can read supported Project
resources but cannot change them.
Understand viewer access
Viewer access includes more than a list of Project names:
- Viewers can list and read Project Skills.
- Viewers can see Vault key names associated with the Project.
- Authorized CLI and Agent runtime paths can resolve Vault values from a
shared Project, while the dashboard does not reveal the plaintext values.
- Only the owner can add, edit, or remove the Project’s Skills and Vault data.
Share a Project only when the recipient should be able to use all supported
resources in that Project. A hidden Vault value is still usable by an
authorized runtime after the recipient explicitly attaches or selects the
Project.
Invite one person
The recipient reviews and accepts or declines the invitation from their inbox:
Accepting creates viewer membership. It does not download Skills or attach the
Project to an Agent.
Create a share link
Treat an active share URL as an invitation that can be forwarded. Turning off
a link prevents future acceptance but does not remove people who already
joined:
Use an accepted Project with an Agent
Sharing grants membership only. The recipient chooses whether a particular
Agent can read the Project:
Attaching a Project does not make it the Agent’s default-write Project. Agent
Project and attachment behavior is the same canonical model wherever the
supported Agent workflow exposes these controls.
Remove access
The owner can remove one accepted viewer:
The recipient can leave:
The owner can revoke links, cancel invitations, and remove all accepted
viewers in one action:
Removing membership stops future access and removes affected Agent
attachments. Revoking only a link is not a substitute for removing an
existing member.
Review before sharing
- Open the Project and review every Skill and attached Vault.
- Use a directed invitation when you know the recipient’s account email.
- Label share links so you can identify and revoke them later.
- Review
clawdi project members, project invites, and project share-links after the collaboration ends.
- Detach resources from an Agent when it no longer needs them, even if the
person should remain a Project viewer.