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Teammate invitations with roles

Layers

3layers

Data model · API · Members UI

Files changed

9files

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Severity findings

2findings

1 Critical1 Minor

What changed

Adds teammate invitations from the data model through the API and Members settings. Organization admins can invite teammates, choose a role, and manage pending invitations.

1 Critical1 Minor

Code conflicts need to be resolved

The Members settings page also changed on the base branch. Reconcile those edits with the new invitation controls before merging.

src/pages/settings/MembersPage.tsx

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mastra-ai/mastra

Fix fresh-install startup

Align Composio dependencies so new projects start without an import error.

Linked issue#24512

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Open
Add teammate invitations with roles
acme/web-app #4829 files
Submit review

Updated 5 minutes ago

Teammate invitations with roles

Layers

3layers

Data model · API · Members UI

Files changed

9files

+3773

Severity findings

2findings

1 Critical1 Minor

What changed

Adds teammate invitations from the data model through the API and Members settings. Organization admins can invite teammates, choose a role, and manage pending invitations.

1 Critical1 Minor

Code conflicts need to be resolved

The Members settings page also changed on the base branch. Reconcile those edits with the new invitation controls before merging.

src/pages/settings/MembersPage.tsx

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