Buckets
A bucket is a named place you group your data under, the way a folder groups files. You give it a name, you say who may read or change what it holds, and everything inside it follows that. A bucket can sit inside another bucket, so a workspace's data forms a tree, and a permission you set on a bucket reaches everything underneath it.
Nothing is copied into a bucket. Your documents, notes and rows stay where they are; the bucket gives them an address and a line of permission. Each bucket has a type that says what kind of thing it holds, such as documents or notes. A bucket can stand for a whole table, or for a chosen set of rows from one.
When Storage is switched on for a workspace, the workspace starts with a ready-made tree. Documents go in the docs bucket, notes in notes, and a persona's special interests get their own branch under interests.
Every bucket has an address. The address names the workspace, the bucket's place in the tree, and the bucket itself, and it is what a storage token is bound to.