Administration

Magic Coder uses your BridgeApp account for identity, billing, and authorization. As a result, org-level administration today happens inside BridgeApp, not inside Magic Coder. Things like user management, workspace membership, model entitlements, and billing live in your BridgeApp settings.

There aren’t yet Magic-Coder-specific admin features that would warrant their own surface — we’ll add them here as they ship.

What admins do today

In BridgeApp:

• Invite users, set roles, manage teams.
• Choose which models are active for the org.
• Configure default reasoning behavior at the org level (where supported).
• Review usage and billing.

In each user’s local Magic Coder install:

• The user themselves manages trust and permission rules per workspace.
• The user manages their own user config and themes.

What’s coming

We’ll add admin docs here when there are Magic-Coder-specific things to administer:

• Org-level permission policies (e.g., “always require approval for git push regardless of project rules”).
• Audit logs for Magic Coder sessions.
• Centrally-managed AGENTS.md or skills distribution.
• Deployment guidance for self-hosted BridgeApp + Magic Coder.

If your team needs any of these earlier than the public release, ask in your BridgeApp workspace.