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$ arco --enterprise

Run your whole team on Arco

One console to watch every session live, govern what each person can run, cap spend to a weekly budget, and keep API keys off worker machines entirely. No organization to configure, no invite codes — sign up and start building your team.

Create an enterprise account

$ arco accounts

How enterprise accounts work

A simple three-tier tree. There's no "organization" object to create, no invite codes, and no seats to juggle — each tier just creates the one below it.

Admin · you Manager Manager Manager Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker Worker

A manager tier — you create managers, they create workers.

Admin · you Worker Worker Worker

Or skip managers entirely — create workers directly under you (smaller teams).

You're the Admin

Signing up as an Enterprise account makes you the root — you govern the entire tree and can watch everyone. There's no separate owner or org entity; your account is the company.

You create the accounts

Add a manager by typing a username and password — no email invites, no self-signup. Each manager then creates their own workers the same way.

One app for everyone

There's no special build. Managers and workers sign into the same Arco; their account is shaped by where they sit in the tree. Managers see and instruct only their own workers — you see all.

$ arco manage

Manage

Govern the whole tree from one panel — models, spend, keys, and access. Limits are enforced in the engine, not just hidden in the UI.

Arco enterprise — the Manage console
Manage console — drop a screenshot at website/manage.png

Allowed models & CLIs

Pick exactly which AI models and which installed CLI agents each role may use. Everything else is locked — enforced at the engine, so it can't be clicked around.

Weekly budget, in dollars

Set a default weekly $ cap for everyone, then override it per person. Budgets reset Monday and track real cost, not tokens.

Keys never touch worker machines

Arco's gateway injects API keys per request and meters them — workers never hold a key, and you can cut off spend instantly. CLI agents run on your flat-rate local subscription, billed separately.

Workspace permissions

Choose which modes — Cosmos, Designer, Mission Control, customization — each role is allowed to open.

Enable or disable instantly

Turn any account on or off the moment someone joins or leaves. A disabled account loses access immediately, everywhere.

$ arco observe

Observe & operate

Watch any subordinate's real Arco, live — while your own work keeps running in the same window.

Arco Observe — live grid of team sessions
Observe grid — drop a screenshot at website/observe.png

Live, not a recording

Open a teammate's session and see their actual screen stream in real time — their real Arco, proxied securely through the relay.

Presence at a glance

Everyone shows online, working, or offline, grouped under their manager, so you know who's busy before you open anything.

Operate when needed

Admins can take control of a session to step in directly — guide a tricky change, not just watch it happen.

Private & audited

Viewing is silent by default and every view is logged. Flip on a disclosure badge where the law requires it — accountability without surveillance.

$ arco report

Reports

Weekly and monthly spend and activity, grouped by manager — built for planning and reviews, not just a number on a dashboard.

Arco Reports — spend and activity by person
Report view — drop a screenshot at website/report.png

Spend per person

See exactly what each manager and worker cost this week or month, biggest spender first, with zero-usage people still listed.

API vs CLI, split out

Metered gateway dollars and flat-rate CLI work are shown separately, so you know where the money actually goes.

Who did what

Turn counts, the mix of commands used, and the projects each person worked in — the data for a standup or a budget meeting.

Bring your team onto Arco

Create your enterprise account and add your first manager in under a minute.

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