{
  "org_concept": {
    "id": "org_relation_to_identity_and_permissions",
    "concept_name": "How org/workspace structure relates to agent identity and permission policies",
    "category": "cross_reference",
    "description": "Org and workspace structure (this site) governs human administrative access to Console resources — who can create keys, see billing, manage workspaces. It is a separate layer from agent IDENTITY/attribution (which surface an agent acts under, service-account vs. personal-account — see subagentidentities.com) and from agent TOOLSET permission policies (which tools an agent may call and under what default posture — see subagentpermissions.com). An org can contain many workspaces, each of which may host agents running under distinct identities and permission policies.",
    "distinct_from": "See subagentidentities.com for agent identity/attribution, and subagentpermissions.com for agent toolset permission policies — this site intentionally does not duplicate either.",
    "source_note": "General, well-established Anthropic Console concept combined with this repo's own already-documented Identity and Permission Policy primitives.",
    "created_at": "2026-07-02 08:27:28",
    "cite_as": "https://subagentorganizations.com/api/org-concepts/org_relation_to_identity_and_permissions"
  }
}