# Workspace settings
The workspace page holds what applies to everyone: name, logo, ID and allowed AI tools. Open .
Everyone can see this page; only owners and admins change it. See [Members and roles](/docs/workspace/members).
## Details [#details]
| Setting | What it does |
| --- | --- |
| **Logo** | Select **Change workspace logo** and upload an image. |
| **Name** | The name everyone sees. Edit it in place. |
| **URL** | The workspace's address, set at creation. It cannot be changed. |
## About [#about]
Shows **Your role**, the number of **Members** and when the workspace was **Created**.
## Workspace ID [#workspace-id]
Copy the **Workspace ID** and share it when you contact support, so we find your workspace at once.
## Create another workspace [#create-another-workspace]
A new workspace has its own plan, members and data, shared with nothing else.
### Start it [#start-it]
Under **New workspace**, select **Create workspace**.
### Name it and set it up [#name-it-and-set-it-up]
Follow the setup: name the workspace, connect GitHub if you want, and choose a plan. See [Plans and billing](/docs/workspace/billing).
## AI tools for the whole workspace [#ai-tools-for-the-whole-workspace]
Every Studio offers Klarety's AI and each person's own AI tools (Claude Code, Codex and Cursor) on their own subscription. Under **AI tools**, **People's own AI tools** lists each with **Allow**.
- Turn a tool off and nobody can open it in a Studio; they see "Your workspace does not allow" the tool. Turn it back on any time.
See [AI harness](/docs/ai-harness) for how each sign-in stays private.
Your own AI tool sign-ins are in . **Disconnect** removes it from every project and ends it in any open Studio.
## Next steps [#next-steps]
- [Members and roles](/docs/workspace/members)
- [Plans and billing](/docs/workspace/billing)
- [AI harness](/docs/ai-harness)