Administration

The catalogue, organizations, roles, model providers and routing, the security model and infrastructure, managed service mode, and implementation status.

• Platform administrationWho can reach the admin area, and how the marketplace catalogue is created, revised, reset and retired.
• Organizations and rolesWhere organizations and people are managed, what each role can do, and how removing somebody works.
• Model providers and token usageShared SSO model configuration, metered calls and CodeBook token limits.
• AI ModelsWhich model each feature of CodeBook asks, what it actually ran, and how a platform administrator assigns one.
• The security modelDeterministic first — the rules the system enforces rather than prompts — plus authorization on every write, workspace isolation, per-station grants and the audit trail.
• Implementation status and current limitsWhat the current code supports, what is partial, what is not built, and which responsibilities belong to SSO.
• Security infrastructureShort-lived credential leases for runs, one outbound door with a per-factory egress policy, content scanning of uploads and artifacts, and a dependency gate on agent pull requests.
• Model policies and routingPin a model, set a fallback chain, or let CodeBook choose from measured results — per factory, station or worker, among the models your organization already has at SSO.
• Managed service modeLet a provider organization read or operate your factories under a consented, revocable grant, with a provider console, per-customer SLA reports and white-label branding.