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Eluu has two visibility values. Not three. The same model applies to colleagues, integrations, and views.
VisibilityStored asShown as
PersonalPRIVATEPersonal
SharedTEAMShared
There is no PUBLIC and no “All” filter. The list pages show two tabs: Mine and Shared.

What changes per visibility

Colleagues

PersonalShared
Who sees the colleagueYou onlyAll team members
Who can use itYou onlyAll team members
Who can edit itThe creatorThe creator (other members can’t, even admins)
Who can change visibilityThe creator onlyThe creator only
Where workspace data livesIn the colleague’s private workspaceIn the colleague’s workspace, visible to all team members
Personal colleagues are useful for experiments, single-user workflows, and anything you don’t want to broadcast. Shared colleagues are how the team gets value at scale.

Integrations

Integrations have visibility on the connection, not the integration template. When you connect Gmail, you’re creating an integration connection that lives at one of two scopes:
PersonalShared
Who sees the connectionYou onlyAll team members
Who can use itYou onlyAll team members
Who can mutate itThe owner onlyThe owner only (admins get 403)
Default on new connectYes (default)No
Eluu enforces per-user OAuth on shared connections too — when Alice and Bob both use a “Shared Gmail” integration, each connects with their own Google account. They never see each other’s emails.

Views

PersonalShared
Who sees the viewThe colleague’s ownerAll team members (if the colleague is Shared)
Who can refresh / interactSame as visibilitySame as visibility
Who can deleteThe creator and adminsThe creator and admins
A view inherits its visibility from the colleague that created it. If you change a colleague from Shared to Personal, its views follow.

Switching a colleague between Personal and Shared

Only the creator can flip the toggle, and only on the Identity step of the wizard (or by editing the colleague). The change is immediate, and shows a confirmation dialog because it changes who can see what. Personal → Shared:
Make colleague shared? All tasks, workspace history, and configuration will become visible to your entire team.
Shared → Personal:
Make colleague personal? Only you will be able to access this colleague, its tasks, and workspace.
Going Shared → Personal does not delete the colleague’s history. It hides it from teammates.

Switching an integration connection

Switching a connection from Shared to Personal runs a pre-flight check that counts how many other people’s bindings will be removed. If any, you confirm in a modal before committing. Switching Personal to Shared is silent — you’re widening access, not narrowing.

Filter cascading

When you toggle the Mine / Shared filter on Hard Drive or Views, the active colleague filter also resets. The selected colleague might not exist in the new scope.

What admins and owners see

Admins and owners don’t get magic access to other people’s Personal items today. The internal API returns a canAccess flag for governance, but the current UI hides Personal colleagues that aren’t yours regardless of role. That’s a deliberate design choice — Personal means Personal. A future “Other Colleagues” section will surface admin/owner governance views over Personal items, but it’s not shipped today.

Where to next

People and roles

What admins and members can do, side by side.

Per-user vs shared connections

The integration version of this in detail.