Workspaces

What a workspace is

A workspace is a complete, separate instance of Mori's mind. Switching workspace switches everything at once: memory, conversations, skills, playbooks, lessons, goals, the task board, schedules, and the audit log. Nothing crosses over.

Use them the way an agency uses folders: Client A, Client B, Personal, Trading. What Mori learns about one client — names, credentials context, project details, custom skills — stays in that client's workspace, provably: each workspace's data lives in its own set of files on your disk.

~/Library/Application Support/Studio Mori/
  memories.json              ← Default workspace
  memories--ws-client-a.json ← Client A
  skills/                    ← Default skills
  skills--ws-client-a/       ← Client A skills
  board--ws-client-a.json    ← Client A task board

Switching and creating

The switcher lives at the bottom of the sidebar. Pick a workspace from the dropdown and the app remounts instantly — no restart, no sign-out. Click +, type a name, hit enter; the new workspace starts clean with the four built-in skills seeded.

Your last-used workspace is remembered across restarts, and the Home screen always shows which one you're in.

What stays shared

Deliberately, a few things are account-level, not workspace-level:

• API keys and provider settings — one set of keys powers every workspace.
• Your Supabase account and cloud sync — sync binds to the account; workspaces are local separation.
• Bot connections (Discord/Telegram/phone) — the bridges run once for the app.

Everything the model *knows* — memory, skills, sessions, tasks — is per-workspace.

Teams and businesses

This is the shape that lets a business run Mori seriously: one operator, many isolated contexts. Each engagement gets a brain that accumulates its own skills and memory, a board whose cards never mix with another client's, and an audit trail scoped to that engagement — reviewable, exportable, deletable as a unit.

Combined with the Board's human-approval gate (only you can stage a card into Ready), a workspace is a safe blast radius: even Full Auto decisions stay inside the workspace they were made in.