# Workspaces

> How a workspace holds your Geenius Chat threads and runs, who can see them, and what happens when you leave. Chat is not live yet.

Source: https://chat.geenius.io/docs/workspaces/

A workspace is the shared space your Chat threads live in. Chat is not live yet, so you do not have Chat threads today. This page says how that boundary is built.

## What belongs to a workspace

Your threads and the runs inside them belong to one workspace. Messages do too: a conversation belongs to one workspace, and nobody in another workspace can find it or read it, even with its id. You see your own threads in each workspace you are a member of.

The Chat connector follows the same line. It cannot pick a workspace, and it cannot reach a workspace it is not part of. Both the workspace and who the connector is come from its sign-in.

## What you see

The thread list is yours. It is newest first, one row per conversation, loaded a page at a time. Another member of the workspace does not see your threads. Only the people in a conversation can read that conversation. Only the person who started a run can open that run, and only while they are still a member of its workspace.

## If you leave

If you leave a workspace, you no longer see its threads. Finished steps already saved stay part of that workspace's record. They do not follow you into another workspace.

> [!NOTE]
> Workspaces are part of the engine and of messages, which are built and tested. They open with the app. There is no public Chat yet.

## Related

- [Threads](/docs/threads/)
- [Your data](/docs/your-data/)
- [Signing in](/docs/sign-in/)