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An Organization is the administrative boundary. Its Wiki is the knowledge boundary.

Organization

Organizations own membership, plans, API keys, and one Wiki. API keys are scoped to an Organization; their permissions determine which operations they can perform there.

Wiki

A wiki contains one source library, a readable page tree, topics, and job history. It is part of its Organization rather than a second selectable scope. CLI, CLI and web users choose an Organization; Almanac resolves its Wiki. Direct REST routes use the Organization ID. A local .almanac.yaml only points to the hosted Organization; it does not store the Wiki locally. Apply this model in Link an Organization, or read Slugs, IDs, and paths for the boundary between surfaces.