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Share projects and runners with individual users, groups, or everyone in your organization. Resource admins can manage sharing for their resources. See Manage groups for group setup.

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Share a project

Project admins can share their projects with other users and groups. When you create a project, you automatically become its admin.
  1. Open the project and click Share
  2. Click Add users or groups
  3. Select individual users or groups to add
  4. Choose a permission level for each:
Share project dialog showing user and group selection with permission role options

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Change permissions

  1. In the Share dialog, find the user or group
  2. Click the role dropdown
  3. Select a new permission level (takes effect immediately)
Role dropdown showing User, Editor, and Admin permission options

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Remove access

  1. Click the role dropdown next to the user or group
  2. Select Remove access

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Organization-wide access

To share with everyone in your organization:
  1. In General access, select your organization name
  2. All members get User access; you can still grant elevated permissions to specific users or groups
To restrict to specific users and groups only:
  1. In General access, select Only people with access
General access dropdown showing organization-wide or restricted access options

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Share a runner

Runner admins can share their runners with other users and groups.
  1. Go to Settings → Runners
  2. Click ⋯ → Share runner
  3. Add users or groups and assign roles (same dialog as projects)
Runner roles: Runner context menu showing Share runner option

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Access dependencies

Users need access to both a project and at least one of its runners to create environments.
Projects use runners through environment classes. If a user has project access but no access to any of its runners, they can see the project but cannot create environments.

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Share dialog warnings

The Share dialog displays warnings to prevent access issues: When sharing a project:
“These users will not be able to use the project unless the underlying runner is also shared with them.”
When restricting runner access:
“Removing access to this runner may prevent these users from using projects that depend on it.”