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HOW-TO

Sharing. Private, group and org.

Everything in the catalogue can stay private, be shared with a group or be open to the whole organisation. View, use and manage rights match how people actually work, and folders let you set rights in bulk.

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Group permissions in Joyst Admin

SHARING LEVELS

Who can see the asset

  • Private

    Only the owner and the people they choose.

  • Group

    Named groups get access. Useful for clients or teams.

  • Organisation

    Anyone in your organisation with the right permission can find it.

PERMISSIONS

View, use, manage

  • View

    Find and read it, without changing it.

  • Use

    Use it in workflows and agents, and add notes where allowed.

  • Manage

    Edit, publish, set permissions and organise.

  • Folders

    Set permissions in bulk, so large catalogues stay manageable.

HOW IT WORKS

Sharing and permissions. Draft private, then share.

  • Draft privately

    Keep work in progress away from the wider team.

  • Choose who sees it

    Private, group or organisation, when you publish.

  • Assign rights

    Give view, use or manage rights to the right groups.

  • Audit

    Changes are recorded in the audit trail under governance.

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  • Resources hub

    Practical guides to setting up and using Joyst.

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  • AI governance

    Permissions and an audit trail across the private catalogue.

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  • Permissions and audit trail

    View, use and manage rights, with a central audit trail.

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  • Share prompts with team

    Share privately, with a group or across the organisation.

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  • Version and share skills

    Draft, publish, assign owners and share with the team.

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  • Get started

    Your first steps in your organisation’s workspace.

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  • AI onboarding for your team

    Bring teammates onto approved AI tools.

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  • Skill and prompt ownership

    Who owns the skills and prompts in your private catalogue.

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Sharing FAQ

No. Drafts stay private until you publish and share them.

Yes. Skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents all use the same permissions.

Yes. Folders let you set view, use and manage rights in bulk.

Share what is approved. Keep drafts private.

Create an organisation account and bring skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents into one private catalogue.

  • Private to your organisation
  • Draft, then publish
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