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In the Studio sidebar you’ll see links named Production, Shared or Playground. We call them Spaces. The purpose of the Space is to separate users and sessions into different logical buckets:
  1. production - the real-world production users & sessions
  2. playground - “test” users & sessions created by team member in playground. Not visible for other team members.
  3. shared-playground - same as playground, but visible for all team members.
As we explained in Users chapter, each AgentView Session belongs to a User, and it’s actually the User object that has a space property.

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Creating user in a specific space

Users are created explicitly with av.createUser or implicitly when you run av.createSession without passing userId parameter. Both functions can take space parameter: 
// explicit user creation in `production` space
const user = await av.createUser({ space: "production" });

// implicit user creation in `shared-playground` space
const session = await av.createSession({ 
    agent: "my_agent", 
    space: "shared-playground"
});

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Defaults

AgentView comes with a default behaviour thanks to which you usually don’t need to pass space parameter. It differs based on the API Key you use:
  1. Development API Key - default space is playground belonging to the key’s owner.
  2. Production API Key - default space is production.
For security reasons, you can’t create sessions in production space when you use Development API Key.