Once you’ve created a , you can customize its settings at any time to better suit your evolving needs. Space customization allows you to refine the ’s behavior, manage documents, and control team access—all essential for maintaining an effective AI environment.

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Who Can Customize Spaces?

Only users with Admin privileges for a Space can modify its settings. When you create a Space, you’re automatically assigned as an Admin.

Space Admins have full control over:

  • Space details (name, icon, description)
  • AI assistant behavior ()
  • documents
  • Member access and permissions

If you’re a member of a Space without Admin privileges, you can use the Space but cannot modify its settings. Learn more about Space roles →

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Accessing Space Settings

There are three ways to access the settings for a Space.

Via Space Details Sidebar: While in a Space, locate the Expand Sidebar icon at the top right of the chat interface. Click this button to open the Space Details sidebar. In the sidebar, click the Space Settings button (cog icon).

Via Space Header: Alternatively, look for the cog icon directly in the Space Header at the top of the chat history sidebar and click it to access Settings.

Via Your Spaces Page: If you’ve favorited the Space, you can access its Settings directly from the “Your Spaces” page by clicking the cog icon on the Space card (available only to Space Admins).

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Space Settings Interface

The Space Settings interface is organized into tabs, each focusing on a different aspect of Space customization:

The Details tab allows you to modify basic Space information and AI behavior.

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Customizing Space Details

In the Details tab, you can modify all the elements you initially configured when creating the Space. The interface is similar to the Space creation form, allowing you to update:

  • Space Icon: Change the visual identifier for your Space
  • Space Name: Update the title that appears in Space listings and headers
  • Space Description: Revise the description to better reflect the Space’s purpose
  • : Fine-tune how your AI assistant behaves and responds
  • Example : Add, edit, or remove prompts

are particularly important as they define your AI assistant’s behavior and expertise. Even small adjustments can significantly impact how the responds to questions.

After making any changes, click the “Save Changes” button at the bottom of the page to apply your updates immediately.

For more detailed guidance on configuring these elements, refer to Creating New Spaces, which contains more detailed information about each setting.

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Managing Knowledge Base Documents

The Knowledge Base tab allows you to add, remove, and manage documents that provide specialized knowledge to your Space’s AI assistant.

For detailed information on working with Knowledge Base documents, read: Managing Knowledge Bases within Spaces

The Knowledge Base is what makes Spaces truly powerful - it enables your AI assistant to learn from and leverage your organization’s unique documents, expertise, and proprietary information to provide highly relevant and contextual responses.

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Managing Space Members

The Members tab lets you control who has access to your Space and what level of permissions they have.

For more details on sharing Spaces and managing team access, refer to: Sharing Spaces with Colleagues

Proper member management ensures the right people have appropriate access to the Space while maintaining security and control.

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Best Practices for Space Customization

Regular Reviews

Schedule periodic reviews of your Space settings to ensure they remain aligned with current needs and goals.

Iterative Refinement

Gradually refine your Space Instructions based on the quality of AI responses and user feedback.

Knowledge Management

Keep your Knowledge Base current by adding new documents and removing outdated ones.

Permission Audits

Regularly review member access to ensure only appropriate team members have Admin privileges.

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Common Questions

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Next Steps

Now that you know how to customize your Spaces, you might want to explore: