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Create workspace

Skill inflowave/skills/skills/create-workspace

Create a new workspace (sub-account) inside an Inflowave agency — with the right operating mode (done-for-you / done-with-you / do-it-yourself), optional multi-client swarm seats, and data region — confirming the name and settings before creating. Use when the user says "create a workspace", "add a client workspace", "spin up a sub-account", or "set up a new workspace for X".From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add inflowave/skills --skill create-workspace

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Create Workspace

Inflowave agencies are multi-tenant: an agency contains workspaces (sub-accounts), and each workspace owns its own accounts, leads, workflows, and campaigns. This skill provisions one cleanly.

Steps

  1. Scope + dedupe. check_connection (must be an agency owner on a plan that allows managing workspaces — restricted/free tiers are blocked). list_sub_accounts to make sure a workspace with this name doesn't already exist.

  2. Gather the essentials (ask only for what you don't know):

    • name (required) — the workspace / client name.
    • operating_modedfy (done-for-you: the agency runs it), dwy (done-with-you: shared), or diy (do-it-yourself: the client runs it). Ask which fits; default to the agency's usual if they have one.
    • swarm? — if this is a multi-client "swarm" workspace, set is_swarm: true and ask for swarm_seat_limit (required when swarm) and optionally swarm_client_types.
    • data_regionca / eu / etc. Leave null to inherit from the agency (the common case).
  3. Confirm, then create. Echo back the exact settings ("Create workspace Acme Co — done-for-you, region inherited, active") and get a yes. Then call create_sub_account with those args. The MCP's confirm-before-write gate may return a confirmation envelope first — relay it and re-confirm.

  4. Set them up for success. After creation, offer the obvious next steps in the new workspace: connect an Instagram/channel account, create the first client (create_client), or build a starter workflow (hand off to build-workflow).

Output

  • Confirmation of the created workspace (name + id + settings).
  • A short "next steps in this workspace" list.

Guardrails

  • Always confirm the name and operating mode before creating — a workspace is a real tenant, not a throwaway.
  • swarm_seat_limit is required if is_swarm is true; don't create a swarm workspace without it.
  • If check_connection shows a plan tier that can't manage workspaces, say so and stop rather than attempting the call.

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