Notey now answers to the team: roles and rate limits
Notey acts as a member of your workspace, so it should play by the same rules you do. The agent's abilities now follow the role of the person whose workspace it serves: give that seat viewer access and Notey can look things up but not draft; make it a contributor and it drafts freely but never schedules, even with agent publishing switched on. Change the role in the Team tab and Notey's next move already reflects it — no re-setup needed. On top of that, every tool call spends from a per-workspace budget, so a confused or looping request can't hammer your connected accounts.
- Viewer-owned workspaces get a read-only Notey — drafting and scheduling tools simply don't appear to it.
- Contributor-owned workspaces keep drafting but lose scheduling, even when "Allow agent publishing" is on — two locks on the same door.
- Role changes apply to the very next tool call, mid-conversation, without restarting anything.
- Every tool call draws from a durable per-workspace budget (30 calls a minute); when it runs dry Notey gets a clear "try again in Ns" instead of erroring out, and the pause shows up in the Team feed like any other event.