Skip to content

Projects and teamsTeams

Work on shared Team Projects

A Team Project is a Nodespell Project that belongs to a Team instead of to one person. Every member can open and edit the Team’s shared Projects, while drafts stay private to the person who created them. Only one person, in one browser tab, edits a Project at a time; others view it and can ask to take over.

In a Team workspace, the dashboard sidebar shows two lists.

List Who sees it Button to create one
Shared projects Every member of the Team New Shared Project
My drafts Only you New Draft

When you create a draft, the dialog notes that the new draft stays private to you inside the Team. Neither the Team owner nor other members can open your drafts.

Share a draft with the Team, or make a Project private

Section titled “Share a draft with the Team, or make a Project private”

The person who created a Team Project can change who sees it. Right-click the project card, or open More actions, and choose:

  • Share With Team to move a draft into Shared projects.
  • Move To My Drafts to make a shared Project private to you again.

Only the Project’s creator sees these actions.

  1. Switch to your personal workspace and find the Project.
  2. Right-click the card, or open More actions, and choose Transfer Project.
  3. Pick the Team.
  4. Slide Transfer To This Team to finish.

The Project leaves your personal workspace and appears in the Team’s Shared projects. You must be a member of the Team, and the Team workspace must be available on its plan. There is no action to move a Team Project back to a personal workspace.

How does editing work when several people open a Project?

Section titled “How does editing work when several people open a Project?”

Nodespell lets one browser tab edit a Project at a time. Everyone else who opens it is viewing. The project bar shows who is editing.

Status What it means What you can do
Editing You are editing. Teammates and your other tabs have to ask before taking over. Keep working.
name is editing A teammate is editing. Choose Request editing. They are asked first.
Waiting… Your request was sent. Wait, or Cancel request.
name wants to edit A teammate asked to take over. Hand over (your changes save first) or Keep editing.
Viewing Nobody, or another of your own tabs, is editing. Select Edit here or click to start editing.

If you choose Keep editing, the teammate can ask again after a minute. While you are viewing, you can still browse Assets and inspect media, but you cannot change the graph, upload or start runs.

Nodespell does not show other people’s edits live inside your view while you are viewing. When you start editing, Nodespell first loads the latest saved Project.

Runs in a Team Project are charged according to the Team’s plan:

  • On a Studio Team, runs use the Team’s shared credit pool. Your personal credits are not charged.
  • On a Pro Team, each member’s runs use their own personal credits.

See Team credits and usage.

  • When a member is removed or leaves, the Team’s Projects and Assets stay with the Team.
  • When the owner deletes the Team, all Team Projects become the owner’s personal Projects. The owner must remove every other member first.

Saved versions work the same way as in personal Projects. Use File > Save Version … while you are editing, and File > Versions to view, restore or delete them. Restoring a version replaces the live Project for everyone in the Team. See Projects and snapshots.

Can two team members edit the same Project at the same time?

Section titled “Can two team members edit the same Project at the same time?”

No. One tab edits at a time. Another member can request editing, and the current editor chooses whether to hand over.

No. Drafts in My drafts are visible only to the person who created them.

No. When you choose Hand over, Nodespell saves your changes before the other person starts editing.

Can any member archive or delete a shared Project?

Section titled “Can any member archive or delete a shared Project?”

Yes. Any member who can open a shared Project can archive it, and delete it from the archive. Deletion cannot be undone.