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Teams let you collaborate on blockchain analyses with colleagues, sharing chats, insights, and workflows in private workspaces.

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What are Teams?

Teams are shared workspaces where you can:
  • Share chats privately with team members
  • Collaborate on analyses without making them public
  • Maintain context across multiple team members working on the same project
  • Organize work by project, client, or research area
Unlike public sharing, Team chats stay private to your organization.

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Setting up a Team

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Create a Team

  1. Click the Teams panel in the bottom-left of FlipsideAI
  2. Select Create new team
  3. Name your team (e.g., “Research Team,” “Client Analytics,” “DeFi Research”)
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Invite members

  1. Open your Team settings 2. Click Invite members 3. Enter email addresses for team members
  2. Set permissions (view-only or full access)
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Start collaborating

  • Any chat created while a Team is selected will be accessible to all team members
  • Team members can view, fork, or continue conversations

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Using Teams effectively

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Organize by project

Create separate Teams for different workstreams:
  • Client work: Keep client analyses separate and confidential
  • Research initiatives: Organize long-term research projects
  • Internal ops: Track protocol monitoring or risk assessments

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Share context, not just results

Teams preserve the full conversation history, so teammates can:
  • See how you arrived at conclusions
  • Understand your methodology
  • Build on your work without starting from scratch

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Use Teams with Rules

Establish team-wide Rules to ensure consistent output: 
Example: Create a shared Rule for your team's reporting style:
- Charts use company brand colors
- All analyses include TVL, user count, and transaction volume
- Summaries follow the "Problem → Data → Insight → Action" framework
While Rules are personal, you can share Rule templates with teammates.

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Permissions

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Admin

  • Create and delete Teams
  • Invite and remove members
  • Manage Team settings
  • Full access to all Team chats

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Member

  • Access all Team chats
  • Create new chats within the Team
  • Fork and continue existing conversations
  • Cannot invite others or delete the Team

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View-only

  • Read Team chats
  • Fork conversations to personal workspace
  • Cannot create new chats or modify existing ones

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Teams vs public sharing

  • Teams (private)
  • Public sharing
Use when:
  • Working on confidential client projects
  • Collaborating with colleagues
  • Iterating internally before publishing
  • Need ongoing access and collaboration
Visibility: Only team members

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Best practices

Use descriptive names so teammates can quickly find relevant analyses:
  • ✅ “Arbitrum DEX volumes Q1 2024 - Client X”
  • ✅ “Aave liquidation analysis - Risk report”
  • ❌ “New chat” or “Untitled”
If you want to explore a tangent without cluttering the main chat:
  1. Fork the conversation
  2. Experiment in your forked version
  3. Share back to the Team if the tangent proves valuable
At the end of major analyses, add a summary message:
  • Key findings
  • Data sources used
  • Limitations or caveats
  • Suggested follow-ups
This helps teammates understand context when they revisit later.
Create a “Reference” Team for:
  • Standard analyses your team runs repeatedly
  • Definitions of custom metrics or thresholds
  • Template prompts for common questions
New team members can onboard by reviewing this Team’s chats.

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Common workflows

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Research collaboration

  1. Lead researcher creates initial analysis in Team workspace
  2. Team members review, ask follow-up questions, validate findings
  3. Lead synthesizes feedback into final report
  4. Team publishes final version publicly (if appropriate)

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Client reporting

  1. Account manager creates Team for Client X
  2. Analysts collaborate on recurring reports within the Team
  3. Quality check: senior team member reviews before client delivery
  4. Export polished artifacts for client presentation

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Protocol monitoring

  1. Create a “Protocol Health” Team for ongoing monitoring
  2. Set up recurring analyses (weekly TVL, user growth, etc.)
  3. Team members rotate responsibility for updating reports
  4. Alerts: flag anomalies or concerns in Team chat for visibility

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Leaving or deleting Teams

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Leave a Team

Members can leave a Team at any time. You’ll lose access to Team chats but won’t delete anything.

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Delete a Team

Only admins can delete Teams. Warning: This permanently deletes all Team chats and cannot be undone. Before deleting:
  • Export important chats or artifacts
  • Fork analyses you want to keep to your personal workspace

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Next steps

Sharing & exporting

Learn how to publish Team analyses publicly

Rules

Create consistent output styles for your Team

Workflows

Use specialized Workflows for Team analyses

Data & results

Export data from Team chats