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POST

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Access token for the git provider (GitHub PAT, GitLab PAT, Bitbucket App Password, Azure DevOps PAT). Pass via Authorization: Bearer <token> header.

Body

application/json
platform
enum<string>
required

Version control platform

Available options:
github,
gitlab,
bitbucket,
azure_devops,
azuredevops
Example:

"github"

org
string
required

Organization, workspace, or group name on the platform

Example:

"my-org"

name
string
required

Team name (min 2 characters)

Minimum string length: 2
Example:

"Backend Team"

github_base_url
string
default:https://github.com

Base URL for GitHub (use for GitHub Enterprise Server)

Example:

"https://github.com"

gitlab_base_url
string
default:https://gitlab.com

Base URL for GitLab (use for self-hosted GitLab instances)

Example:

"https://gitlab.com"

azure_devops_base_url
string
default:https://dev.azure.com

Base URL for Azure DevOps (use for Azure DevOps Server)

Example:

"https://dev.azure.com"

bitbucket_base_url
string
default:https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0

Base URL for Bitbucket (use for Bitbucket Data Center/Server)

Example:

"https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0"

description
string

Team description

Example:

"Responsible for API services"

color
string

Hex color code

Example:

"#1570EF"

team_leads
string[]
Example:
repositories
string[]
Example:
members
object[]

Initial team members to add at creation. You can create a team with members, repositories, or both.

Example:
tags
string[]

Tags for categorizing the team

Example:
parent_team_id
string<uuid>

Parent team ID for creating nested/sub-teams

Example:

""

created_by
string
default:system

Identifier of who created the team

Example:

"admin@example.com"

Response

Team created successfully

status
string
Example:

"success"

message
string
Example:

"Team created successfully"

team
object

A developer team with members, metadata, and repository assignments