Organizations
A bohr organization is a GitHub organization with bohr’s GitHub App installed. Its members come from GitHub, and it has its own subscription (on bohr.io Cloud), Cloudflare account and agent settings, separate from each person’s.
Create an organization
Section titled “Create an organization”You need a GitHub organization where you are an owner. bohr cannot create GitHub organizations: create one on GitHub first if needed (Create an organization on GitHub).
- Open the context menu at the top of the panel and choose New organization.
- Click Install the GitHub app on an organization.
- On GitHub, pick the organization and the repositories bohr can access, and confirm.
- GitHub brings you back to the organization’s page in bohr.
bohr imports the organization’s members with the matching role: GitHub owners become admins, everyone else members. If the App was installed outside bohr by someone who already uses bohr, the organization is created too.
Set it up
Section titled “Set it up”The organization’s page shows Set up the organization to its admins, with three steps (like your own account):
| Step | |
|---|---|
| Subscription | bohr.io Cloud only: the organization’s own subscription, paid by an admin. Members don’t need one. |
| Cloudflare | The Cloudflare account where every project of the organization runs (Workers Paid). Same token as for yourself. |
| Agent | The provider and key the agent uses in every project of the organization. Same options as your own, including a Claude subscription. |
Until it is set up, members see “An admin of the organization still needs to finish its setup (subscription and Cloudflare account) before projects can be created.”
Switch between personal and organization
Section titled “Switch between personal and organization”The context menu at the top of the panel (Work in) lists Personal and each of your organizations. The project list, New project and settings follow the context you pick.
- Projects created in an organization use the organization’s Cloudflare account and agent, whoever creates them.
- On your personal context, a list reminds you of organizations whose projects need no setup in your account.
Organization pages
Section titled “Organization pages”| Page | |
|---|---|
| Projects | The organization’s projects, and New project (one of the organization’s repositories) |
| Members | Members, roles and sync with GitHub. See Members and roles. |
| Settings | General, Cloudflare, agent, subscription and the danger zone. See Settings and billing. |