Bring Remy
to your team.
Invite your team, give everyone the right plan, and pay from one account.
A workspace,
not just shared billing.
A team in Remy has its own members,
its own repositories and its own
usage — all of it visible to admins,
none of it at the cost of your work.
Members and roles
Invite colleagues by email or by an allowed email domain, and give each of them a plan. Owner, admin and member decide who can change seats and billing; everyone else just works.
- Invites by email or allowed domain
- Owner, admin and member roles
- A plan per member, changed when the work changes
Attribution you set
Runs inside a repository bound to the team are attributed to the team. Everything else — including projects that only exist on your machine — stays personal.
- An owner or admin approves a repository first
- Unbound and local work never reaches the team
- Repository activity, per team and per member
Usage you can read
Runs, tokens, agent work and cost, per member and per repository, against one centrally billed account. Set a cap for the team or for a single member, so extra usage never arrives as a surprise.
- Per-member runs, agent work and cost
- Spend limits for the team and per member
- Centralized seats, invoices and payment
Identifiers,
not content.
A team sees counts, costs, models and repository names. It never sees a conversation, a prompt, or the code Remy reads or writes. Every member can read this same policy inside the app, in full, at any time.
Admins see one row per member on the team’s Usage page — and that page is the only place a member’s activity is reported.
Visible to the team
- Your name, email, role and seat type
- Number of runs, tokens used and cost
- Which models you used
- Agent run counts
- PR and task metrics
- Activity in repositories bound to this team
Never visible to the team
- The content of any conversation, including private ones
- Your prompts and the code Remy reads or writes
- Anything in repositories that are not bound to this team
- Anything you do in Personal or in another team
Get your team started.
Request early access for your team. Once you’re in, invite the people you work with and give each of them a plan.