Sharing an agent doesn’t move it — it grants other people access to use it, and optionally to edit or manage it.
Access Roles
When you share an agent, you assign one of three roles:Sharing with Specific People or Groups
1
Open the Agent's Share Tab
Open the agent you want to share and go to its Share section.
2
Search for Users or Groups
Use the search field to find the people or groups you want to give access to.
3
Assign a Role
For each person or group you add, choose Viewer, Editor, or Owner. You can change this later at any time.
4
Save
Save your changes. The people and groups you added can now find the agent under Shared with me in the agent library.
Sharing with Your Whole Organization
Instead of adding people one by one, you can make the agent available to everyone.1
Open the Share Section
In the agent’s Share section, turn on Share with everyone in your organization.
2
Choose the Default Role
Pick the role everyone in the organization gets by default (typically Viewer).
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Confirm
Confirm the change. The agent now appears under Organization in the agent library for every member.
Managing and Stopping Sharing
- Change someone’s role: open the Share section and pick a new role for that person or group
- Remove access: remove a person or group from the share list — they lose access immediately
- Stop organization-wide sharing: turn off Share with everyone in your organization
Only people with Owner access (or an administrator) can change sharing settings.
Administrator Restrictions
Whether you can share agents at all — and whether you can share with your entire organization — depends on your role’s permissions. Your organization’s administrators can restrict:- Who is allowed to create agents
- Who is allowed to share agents with other users or groups
- Who is allowed to share agents with the whole organization
If sharing options are missing or greyed out for you, ask your administrator to review your role’s permissions.
Next Steps
Audit Your Agents
Review an agent’s activity before and after sharing it widely.
Business Teaching
Make sure a shared agent has the right business context.