Team
Invite collaborators, set roles, and keep shared ownership visible across the workspace.
The Team page is where Kaer stops being a solo operating surface and becomes shared infrastructure. It shows who has access, what role they hold, how much work they are driving, and whether there are pending invites still waiting to be accepted.
What the page helps you manage
This page is not only for inviting people. It is also where you understand ownership. The running task count, automation count, and member activity all give a clearer picture of who is carrying which part of the workload. That becomes especially useful once several people are operating in the same workspace day after day.
How to think about roles
Owner and admin access should stay narrow. Member access is usually enough for people doing the work. Viewer access is useful when someone needs visibility without the ability to change how the system operates. The right role mix makes the workspace calmer and easier to trust.
A good habit to keep
Treat pending invites as something to resolve quickly. If someone should have access, get them into the workspace properly. If they should not, revoke the invite rather than leaving stale access requests sitting around.