Invite editors to your site

Running a site with other people no longer means sharing a login. Open your site's Members tab and enter an email address, and that person gets an invite. Once they accept, they can publish to the site and manage it with you. See Invite editors to a site for the details.

• You stay the owner. Editors can publish, change settings and site config, turn password protection on or off, and moderate annotations. The custom domain, root directory, renaming, the GitHub connection, inviting and removing people, billing and deleting the site stay with you.
• Invites go to one address. A link lasts 14 days and only works for an account with that verified email. Signing in with an email link is enough, so editors don't need a GitHub account.
• Included with Premium. No charge per editor, up to 20 editors per site. If Premium lapses, editors lose access until you renew, and nobody needs inviting again.
• Publish from the terminal. Update fl, then fl list shows shared sites as owner/name and fl --name owner/name --overwrite <folder> publishes to one. AI tools that connect with a personal access token can publish to them too, but Claude and ChatGPT connectors can't yet, and neither can the Obsidian plugin.

Publishing a folder with fl replaces the whole site, so two editors publishing from different folders overwrite each other. Agree on one source for the site; the History tab shows who published each run.