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Create and manage teams in Warp to organize users, share resources, and collaborate across your engineering organization.

A team is a group of Warp users who collaborate together. Teams share a dedicated workspace in Warp Drive, giving members access to shared Workflows, Notebooks, Prompts, Rules, Plans, and Environment Variables.

Teams are the foundation of Warp’s enterprise experience — they enable centralized administration, shared configuration, and team-wide policy enforcement through the Admin Panel.

You can create a new team in two ways:

  • From the Warp Drive side panel, click + Create a team.
  • In Warp, navigate to Settings > Teams and follow the prompts.

When creating a team, give it a meaningful name that represents your organization, company, or project. The person who creates the team becomes the Team Owner.

Under Settings > Teams, copy the invite link and share it with your teammates through a secure channel like Slack or email.

Team Admins can restrict team membership to users with specific email domains — for example, your company’s email domain.

To enable domain restriction:

  1. Navigate to Settings > Teams.
  2. Toggle on Restrict by domain.
  3. Add your allowed email domains to the allowlist.

When domain restriction is enabled, users who attempt to join with a non-matching email domain will be prompted to authenticate via an emailed link sent to an email address on an allowed domain.

If you’ve received an invite link, use it to sign up or log in and join the team. If the team uses domain restriction, you’ll need to verify that you have access to an email address on an allowed domain before joining.

  • Members and Admins - Can leave a team at any time by visiting Settings > Teams and clicking Leave team.
  • Team Owners - Can delete a team, but only after removing all other team members first.

Team admins can make their team discoverable to colleagues who share the same email domain. When enabled, new users with a matching domain can find and join the team without needing a direct invite link.

To enable discoverability, go to Settings > Teams > Make team discoverable.

Team Owners can transfer ownership to another team member:

  1. Navigate to Settings > Teams > Team Members.
  2. Click the three-dot menu icon next to the member you want to transfer ownership to.
  3. Click Transfer ownership.

Only the current Team Owner can initiate an ownership transfer. After the transfer, the previous owner becomes a regular member (or admin, depending on the team’s configuration).

Warp uses three roles to manage team access:

  • Team Owner - Full access to the Admin Panel and all team settings. Can manage members, assign roles, configure policies, and transfer ownership. There can only be one Owner per team.
  • Team Admin - Same permissions as the Owner, except they cannot transfer team ownership. Teams on Enterprise plans can have multiple admins.
  • Member - Standard access to Warp features and team resources. Members can use agents, access shared Warp Drive resources, and configure personal settings within the limits set by admins.
OwnerAdminMember
Create a team
Restrict invites by domain
Invite members
Remove team members
Leave a team
Delete a team
Transfer ownership
Promote/demote admins
Manage billing
Configure Admin Panel settings

Teams on the Enterprise plan can have multiple admins, enabling distributed management and preventing single points of failure.

To promote or demote a team admin:

  1. Navigate to Settings > Teams > Team Members.
  2. Find the user you want to modify and click the three-dot menu icon next to their name.
  3. Click Promote to Admin or Demote from Admin.
  4. Confirm the change when prompted.

For detailed information on what each role can do and how settings enforcement works, see Roles and permissions.