Invite sends the same invitation, with the same roles, as a shared project. What the people you invite can and cannot see is on Rooms and who sees them.

The running total of credit this room has used, so a collection's cost is visible where the work is, and not only in Settings, Usage.

Three choices: the Language model that answers, the Image model that draws, and the Light-work model, which answers only when you address the whole table with @All and nobody has anything heavy to say. Each is picked by tier, Economical, Standard, High or Highest, and the tier sets both how sharp the answer is and what it costs. The models page lists what sits behind each tier today.

Reply length, from Short to Thorough, is how much each agent says. Speaking up decides what happens when you ask the whole table: Everyone answers, or Only if they have something, in which case a round with nothing to add ends with a single line saying so. Management style is Open floor, where they push back on you, or Top-down, where they take the instruction and get on with it.

On, you see every step and every tool they reach for; off, just the conversation, like a group chat. The work is the same either way; only how much of it is shown changes.

Agents can read the portfolio: on, they may list and open everything filed in this collection's portfolio and edit images based on it; off, they work from the conversation alone.

Whether the agents in this room may generate and edit images at all, and on a large screen, which of them may. Off, they work in words only.

Everyone carries the market sense: on, every agent at this table has the studio's dated market signals, curated and trained, as background. Off, they argue from the brief and the pieces alone.

Rhino version is which Rhino DuoHand opens on your computer for 3D work in this room: Automatic, which lets Bench pick by what the job needs, or Rhino 8 or Rhino 5 outright. A version you choose overrides the agent's own guess. It does not override a plugin: a job that needs MatrixGold or T-Splines runs where that plugin is, whatever the row says. The version you name has to be installed on that computer; if it is not, Bench reports it the way it reports any missing software.

Whether the agents recall and keep memory in this room, and Share this collection's memory: on, everyone at the table carries the facts settled in this collection as background.