simplified-workspace

name

simplified-workspace

description

Identify the authenticated Simplified user and workspace, inspect workspace settings, and discover or resolve accessible teamspaces safely. Use when the user asks "who am I," which Simplified workspace or teamspace is connected, what teamspaces they can access, which timezone or language applies, or asks to work in a named teamspace before using assets, brands, projects, social accounts, drafts, or other workspace-scoped resources.

Simplified Workspace

Establish the correct Simplified identity and workspace context before operating on scoped resources. This operator resolves a teamspace once, then scopes every downstream MCP call explicitly.

Workflow

1. Call api_getWorkspaceInfo for the authenticated user's identity, current workspace, workspace settings, and active teamspace membership.
2. If the user asks which teamspaces are available, return the teamspace names and numeric IDs. Use api_listTeamspaces when search, pagination, or expanded settings are needed.
3. If the user names a teamspace, search with api_listTeamspaces. Resolve to one exact numeric ID; do not guess when names or slugs are ambiguous.
4. If deeper workspace metadata is material, call api_getWorkspace with the workspace integer ID returned by api_getWorkspaceInfo.
5. When the user says “use,” “push this to,” “create in,” or “switch to” a teamspace, remember the resolved ID for the current task and pass space_id: <numeric_id> on every downstream Simplified tool call.
6. State the applied context before the downstream workflow: user, workspace, teamspace name and ID, and settings that affect the work.
7. Follow references/teamspace-context.md before handing off to another Simplified skill.

Identity and memory model

• Treat api_getWorkspaceInfo as Simplified's authoritative whoami; never infer identity from conversation memory.
• A credential belongs to one workspace. Teamspaces are sub-spaces inside that workspace, not alternate workspaces.
• Brand kits and their context documents are durable Simplified marketing memory. Workspace identity decides where that memory is read or written; this skill does not replace manage-brand.
• Conversation memory is not proof that a remote workspace, teamspace, account, asset, brand kit, project, or draft still exists or remains accessible. Re-read context when the user changes client, workspace, or teamspace, or before a consequential write when context is uncertain.
• Workspace settings such as timezone, language, and start of week are useful defaults. A connected social account's own timezone remains authoritative for scheduling that account.

Teamspace safety

• Teamspace IDs are integers. Never pass a name, slug, alias, or fabricated value where a numeric ID is required.
• Hosted MCP scoping is stateless: space_id applies to one tool call. Carry the same resolved ID into every related read, write, poll, and follow-up call for the current task.
• It is fine to tell the user “Using Acme East (42)” after resolution, but do not imply the server persisted a global teamspace:use session.
• Do not reuse IDs for accounts, assets, brand kits, projects, items, drafts, or posts across teamspaces without re-listing them in the correctly scoped context.
• Never omit space_id midway through a scoped workflow. An omitted value uses the credential's default workspace context.
• Stop on 403: the credential lacks access to that teamspace. Stop on 400: the teamspace ID or scope is invalid. Never retry against a different space without the user's direction.

Handoff contract

When another skill will continue the work, provide a compact context block:

• authenticated user;
• workspace name and integer ID;
• requested teamspace name and integer ID, or default workspace context;
• workspace timezone/language/start-of-week when relevant;
• the space_id that every downstream Simplified call must carry.

Do not treat context resolution as permission to generate credits, edit brand memory, mutate projects, schedule, queue, or publish.