Org Settings

The Settings page is where you manage your organisation. Access it from the sidebar. The page has five tabs: General, Members, Guardrails, Branches, and Usage.

General

The General tab shows your organisation's identity:

• Display name. The name shown throughout the product. The org owner can rename it at any time.
• URL slug. The immutable identifier used in URLs (e.g., superpositional.io/your-slug). This cannot be changed after creation.
• Owner. The user who created the organisation.
• Created date.

Deleting an organisation

The org owner can delete the organisation from the General tab. This permanently removes all repos, flows, documents, and data associated with the org. You must type the org slug to confirm. This action cannot be undone.

Members

The Members tab shows everyone in your organisation and lets the owner manage membership.

Roles

There are two roles:

• Owner — the user who created the organisation. The owner can rename the org, delete it, invite members, and remove members.
• Member — can use all product features (chat, MCP, repos, documents, flows) but cannot manage org settings or members.

There is currently no way to transfer ownership or promote a member to owner.

Inviting members

1. Go to Settings → Members.
2. Enter the person's email address in the invite field.
3. Click Invite.

They receive an email with an invite link valid for 30 days. When they click the link, they sign up with Google or GitHub and are added to your org automatically.

Removing members

The owner can remove any member by clicking the remove icon next to their name in the member list. Removal is immediate — the person loses access to the org. Their data (chat history, documents, etc.) remains in the org.

Guardrails

The Guardrails tab lets you enable or disable guards for your organisation. Each guard is a review agent that checks pull requests against a specific set of coding standards.

All guards are enabled by default. Toggle off the ones that don't apply to your team. Changes take effect immediately — the next PR review uses the updated guard configuration.

For details on what each guard checks, see Key Concepts → Guards.

Branches

The Branches tab controls which branches trigger automatic AI review on push. By default, main and develop are monitored.

You can add branch names or glob patterns:

• Exact names: main, develop, staging
• Glob patterns: release/*, feature/**

When code is pushed to a matching branch, Superpositional triggers an indexing and review flow automatically. Pushes to non-matching branches are ignored.

Usage

The Usage tab shows your credit consumption for the current billing period.

• Credits consumed — how many credits you've used this period, shown as a count and (if you have a credit limit) a progress bar.
• Plan name — your current billing plan (Free, Pay-as-you-go, or Prepaid).
• Reset date — when the billing period resets.

If you're on the Free plan, the Usage tab shows an Upgrade Plan button that starts the Stripe checkout flow.

If you're on a paid plan (Pay-as-you-go or Prepaid), you can click Manage Plan to open the Stripe billing portal, where you can update payment methods, view invoices, and manage your subscription.

Prepaid customers also see an Overage billing toggle. When enabled, usage continues beyond your credit limit at the standard per-credit rate. When disabled, operations are blocked when credits run out.

For more details on the billing model, see Billing.