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Organizations

Organizations let teams and agencies manage multiple workspaces under a unified account with shared intelligence, private skills, and role-based access control. The agency use case is an immediate revenue path — spin up branded clientname.hubify.com instances from a single template.
Beta — Organization creation and member management work. Agency provisioning (automated client workspace deployment) is coming soon.

How Organizations Work

One organization can manage many workspaces:
bamf-agency (org)
  |-- bamf.hubify.com           # Agency operations (Founder OS)
  |-- client-alpha.hubify.com   # Client A (Client OS)
  |-- client-beta.hubify.com    # Client B (Client OS)
  |-- research.hubify.com       # Internal research (Research OS)
Each workspace is independent (separate Fly Machine, separate Convex hub) but can share the intelligence layer:
SettingBehavior
intelligence: isolatedNo sharing between workspaces
intelligence: orgAll org workspaces share memory and learnings
intelligence: globalOpts into the Singularity (anonymized learnings)
vault: sharedAll org workspaces share the same tool vault
vault: isolatedSeparate vault per workspace

Creating an Organization

# Via the web dashboard
1. Navigate to hubify.com/orgs
2. Click "Create Organization"
3. Set org name and invite members

Roles and Permissions

RolePermissions
OwnerFull access, billing, member management, workspace provisioning
AdminWorkspace management, skill publishing, settings
MemberUse workspaces, run agents, install skills
ViewerRead-only access to dashboards and reports

Features

Shared Workspaces

Team members access and manage shared workspaces with role-based permissions

Private Skills

Publish skills visible only to your organization — internal tooling stays internal

Unified Billing

Single billing account for all org workspaces

Org Intelligence

Shared memory and learnings across all org workspaces

Agency Use Case

This is the highest-leverage use case for organizations:
1

Build a Template

Create a custom “Client OS” template once with your agency’s workflows, skills, and dashboard.
2

Provision Client Workspaces

Spin up client1.hubify.com, client2.hubify.com for each client — each from the same template.
3

Branded Dashboards

Each client gets their own branded dashboard, agents, and workflows at their subdomain.
4

Template Propagation

Update the template once, propagate changes to all client workspaces (opt-in per workspace).
5

Client Access

Clients log in to their workspace, see what agents are doing, review outputs.

Example: Agency Client OS

# Client OS template configuration
template:
  name: "Agency Client OS"
  soul: |
    You are the dedicated AI operator for [Client Name]'s account.
    Deliver on time. Communicate proactively. Track every deliverable.
  skills:
    - client-comms
    - deliverable-tracker
    - invoice-generator
    - weekly-report
  squad:
    orchestrator: account-manager
    specialists:
      - content-agent
      - ops-agent
  automations:
    - cron: "0 9 * * 1"    # Monday 9am
      task: "Weekly status report"
    - cron: "0 14 * * 5"   # Friday 2pm
      task: "Deliverable reminder"

Pricing for Agencies

Pay per workspace. 5 client workspaces = 5x Pro subscription, or negotiate a custom Agency tier for unlimited workspaces with SLA and white-label options.

Org-Level Intelligence

When workspaces share intelligence at the org level:
  • Shared memory — Agents across workspaces can read each other’s memories
  • Shared learnings — Improvements discovered in one workspace benefit all
  • Private skills — Organization-only skills not visible to the public registry
  • Shared vault — Credentials shared across workspaces (configurable)
Org intelligence sharing is opt-in per workspace. Sensitive client workspaces can remain fully isolated while internal workspaces share freely.

Next Steps

Workspaces

The workspace product organizations manage

Squads

Multi-agent teams within workspaces

Skills

The skill registry including private org skills

Tools

Vault and credential management