Inviting people into an organization

Summary#

osyrin org invite <email> --role <role> --org <org> is the People page's invite form as a command: an invitation is mailed to the address, and the person joins when they accept — through the link, which makes their account if they have none, or signed in, if they do.

Signature#

osyrin org invite <email> [--role Owner|Admin|Member] [--org <slug>] [--server <url>] [--json]

Description#

The role is the organization's. Owner, Admin or Member — left out, Member. The invitation carries it, and accepting gives it. A platform role is never handed out this way.

Who may invite whom. An organization's Owners and Admins invite into it; only an Owner invites an Owner; a Member invites nobody. A plan may limit how many people an organization holds — waiting invitations count — and the refusal says so, with how to make room.

Already has an account? osyrin org add-user <email> --role <role> adds them at once instead. It answers "Platform user … not found" for an address with no account; invite that one.

• --org — the organization; needed when you belong to more than one.
• --json — prints {ok, invitation, organization, email, role}.

Examples#

osyrin org invite [email protected] --role Admin --org acme --server https://osyrin.app
osyrin org list-users --org acme --server https://osyrin.app

See also#

Asking Claude to run your Osyrin account — asking Claude to manage people for you.

An organization's environments — where the organization's apps run.