Privacy Settings
Restrict which trace visibility levels are allowed for your organization.
Every organization can control which trace visibility levels are allowed for members when publishing.
Open privacy settings
- Go to the organization profile (for example,
https://traces.com/acme). - Open Settings.
- Open the Privacy section.
Only org admins can change these settings.
What you can configure
- Allowed publish visibility levels
- Toggle which of
public,direct, andprivateare allowed in your org. - When a level is disabled, publishing with that level is blocked.
- Toggle which of
- Default visibility for new shares
- Set the default visibility used when
traces shareis run without--visibility. - This helps enforce consistent collaboration defaults.
- Set the default visibility used when
Publishing behavior with restrictions
- If a teammate tries to publish with a disallowed visibility, the publish action will fail with a validation error until a valid level is used.
- Disallowed levels are enforced at the namespace (org) level, not just in the CLI.
- Personal namespaces are not affected; they follow the regular personal defaults.
Practical workflow
- In an org where external sharing is limited, disable
public. - Optionally keep
privateenabled for collaboration inside the org. - Keep
directenabled when link-based sharing is still desired. - Save changes.
After changing privacy settings, members will see the new defaults and restrictions reflected when publishing new traces.