Your personal organisation
When you register, AIUS creates an organisation that you own, named after your email address, for example Personal (ana.lopez). You can create projects and publish to it straight away, rename it, and invite people into it. It is always yours: it can’t be deleted or given to someone else.
The organisation page of a new account
Where you work
One of your organisations is the one you work in: models from the terminal run on its budget, and new projects start there. It is your personal organisation until you switch:- in the terminal, open
/organisation, pick the organisation and choose Switch to this organisation (or runaius platform organisation <id>); - on the web, open the organisation’s page and choose Make it my default.
Shared organisations
For a team, choose New organisation in the sidebar, or Create an organisation… in the terminal’s/organisation, and give it a name. You own
it. Nobody can join an organisation on their own: owners and admins invite
people by email with a role, and they join when they accept.
An invitation waits on the invited email address for 30 days. The person finds
it on the Projects page after signing in, or registering, with that address, and
the terminal tells them about it when it starts; they accept or decline in either
place. AIUS also emails them, at most once a day for the same address, and up to
twenty invitation emails a day from each person and for each organisation. Past
that the invitation is still made, and AIUS Light says it didn’t email them, so
let them know yourself.
An organisation page
Managing organisations from the terminal
/organisation (also /org) lists invitations waiting for you and your
organisations, with the one you work in marked. For each organisation you can
switch to it, see its members, invite someone and pick their role, see and
revoke pending invitations, and, depending on your role, change a member’s role,
remove them, rename the organisation, transfer ownership, leave it or delete it.
Its budget and usage open on the web.
Deleting an organisation
The owner of an organisation other than their personal one can delete it: on its page choose Delete, or use/organisation in the terminal, and type its
name to confirm. Everyone loses access to its projects and pending invitations are
cancelled. It can’t be undone.
Budget and model use
Model requests from the terminal are billed to the organisation you work in (see above). On the organisation page, the owner can set a shared budget: a cumulative cap in US dollars for requests billed to the organisation. Recent usage lists those requests with their recorded cost; members see their own. While a request runs, the most it could cost is set aside from the budget. When it ends, it is charged what the model provider recorded and the rest is freed. A request you stop before it finishes (Esc in the terminal) is settled the same way, usually within a few minutes, so the budget it held comes back. One stopped before the model provider recorded it stays set aside until AIUS staff settle it. If AIUS’s usual model provider stops answering, Claude and GPT models keep working: AIUS runs them on Anthropic and OpenAI directly, at the same prices, and nothing changes for you. A request stopped while it runs there is charged for what it had produced. Pareto runs only through the usual provider, so while it is down AIUS says Pareto isn’t available and asks whether to switch to a model that can run, such as Claude Sonnet 5.5. Switching sends your last message again on that model; switch back any time with/models.