Claude Console Workspaces: Separate API Resources by Use Case

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⚡ TL;DR Admins can create up to 100 workspaces, each with its own rate limits, spend limits and alerts. Program grants for special model access are assigned to a dedicated workspace.

One API key for everything gets messy fast. Claude Console workspaces keep projects apart.

Admin guide. 🗂️

🗂️ What Claude Console Workspaces Are

Collaborative spaces inside a Console organization that separate API resources by use case.

➕ Creating One

Only Organization Admins can create them, from Settings, Workspaces, with a name and color. Up to 100 per organization.

🎚️ Limits and Roles

Each workspace can set rate limits per model tier, spend limits and email alerts. Workspace spend limits must be below the org limit. Org Admins are Workspace Admins everywhere; Billing roles see cost and limits.

💡 Pro tip Create one workspace per product and environment for clean cost tracking.

🎟️ Assigning Programs

Programs are grants Anthropic issues after approval, such as access to models not generally available. Create a dedicated workspace, add approved users, then in Organization settings select it and click Add grant. Only Admins or Owners can do this.

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❓ Claude Console workspaces FAQ

What are Console workspaces?

Spaces that separate API resources by use case.

Who can create workspaces?

Organization Admins.

How many workspaces can I have?

Up to 100.

Can each workspace have its own limits?

Yes, rate limits, spend limits and alerts.

How do I assign a program grant?

Select a dedicated workspace and click Add grant.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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