Seeking feedback: When a user is working within an OpenHands org, should we make all automations visible to all users in the Org, but only editable/changeable by 1) the Org Admin and 2) the original creator of that Automation?

IMO no, users will want personal automations that they don’t show to other people, and a large org should hopefully have hundreds of automations so it may be overwhelming. Maybe we could have an explicit sharing switch though?

Good point, will do some research. But I think Admins might need to see all of them (in case an automation went rogue). We had a prospect who build 160+ automations (using their own automation framework) and the 'Admin' persona was able to see everything

Yeah, I think it’s OK for the admin to see all of them, that makes sense!

💯 I think there are org automations and personal automations and permissions to determine who can create each of these.

tossing it out there: in google docs users can opt into sharing view/edit permissions on a doc with a certain group of users or the org as a whole. I think there's some parallels there that are worth considering for automations (and, actually, any agent conversations on Enterprise Orgs). and then of course +1 that admins can see (and edit) all 👁️