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Kody weekly: Turn your personal org into a team org

Kent C. Dodds · · 2 min read

Here is what shipped in Kody from October 17 to October 22, 2026. This week you can turn a solo project into a team org, restore a deleted org, and sign the CLI in with a real OAuth flow.

Turn your personal org into a team org

What shipped

From account settings you can now convert your personal org into a team org. The team org keeps the current handle, packages, webhooks, email, and plan. Kody creates a new free personal org with a new username for you, and moves your personal surfaces with it. Deleted orgs also get a Restore button during their restore window.

Why it matters

Projects that start with one person often pick up collaborators. Converting keeps the URLs and automations people already use, so you can invite a teammate without moving packages by hand.

Example

  1. Open your account settings and choose to convert your personal org.
  2. Pick the username for your new personal org and confirm.
  3. Invite teammates to the team org from its members page.

Docs: Organizations · PRs: #3953, #3950

More updates

  • CLI: Runs a proper OAuth flow for kody login and mints a revocable device token. (#3940)
  • Credentials: Connects integrations that support OAuth device authorization. (#3980)
  • Apps: Serves hosted package apps at {user}.kody.run/{name}, while old /packages/{name} URLs keep working. (docs, #4096)
  • Credentials: Separates Disconnect, which clears a credential's value, from Delete. (#4098)
  • Orgs: Lets you choose your permanent username before your account is created. (#4151)
  • Orgs: Adds Hermes Agent as a supported agent. (#3954)
  • Dashboard: Rolls out the new Kody koala mark across the web app. (#4157)

Fixes

  • Automations: Fixes Run now overwriting a package job's storage context, and webhook deliveries with an Idempotency-Key being dropped after a retry. (#4147, #4144)
  • CLI: Fixes kody dev check so it runs the same publish checks as the server. (#4127, #4146)
  • Dashboard: Fixes the account sidebar rail jumping on short lists. (#4010)
  • CLI: Tightens local dev server request checks. (#3969)

Try it

Run kody login in your terminal and approve the sign-in in your browser to get a revocable device token for the CLI.

Questions or feedback? Join us on the Kody Discord.