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Use client.Workspace on servers with workspaces enabled. Call client.Server.IsWorkspaceEnabled() first.
Workspace features are only available on servers with the workspaces module enabled. Check with client.Server.IsWorkspaceEnabled() before relying on this resource — see ServerResource.

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Methods

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Get
Task<Workspace> Get(string workspaceId, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
Retrieves a workspace by id, including role, slug, and permission checks (canCreateProject).
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GetProjects
Task<ResourceCollection<Project>> GetProjects(string workspaceId, int limit = 25, string? cursor = null, WorkspaceProjectsFilter? filter = null, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
Lists projects within a workspace.

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Usage

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var workspaces = await client.ActiveUser.GetWorkspaces();
var workspace = workspaces.items.First();

var projects = await client.Workspace.GetProjects(workspace.id);
foreach (var project in projects.items)
{
    Console.WriteLine(project.name);
}
This resource is read-only. Workspace creation and membership management are not exposed via Speckle.Sdk — use the Speckle web app.

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FAQ

Call await client.Server.IsWorkspaceEnabled() before using client.Workspace or workspace methods on client.ActiveUser.
No. This resource is read-only — create and manage workspaces in the Speckle web app.

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Next Steps

Core concepts

Workspaces in the platform model

Handling server capabilities

IsWorkspaceEnabled guard pattern

ProjectResource

Projects inside a workspace
Last modified on July 10, 2026