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# List Workspaces

Get a `Workspace` handle for the workspace your API key authenticates against:

```python
import roboflow

rf = roboflow.Roboflow(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")
workspace = rf.workspace()
```

Each Roboflow API key is scoped to a single workspace. To work against a different workspace, use a different API key (or, for public Universe workspaces, pass the workspace slug):

```python
# Public Universe workspace - only your API key is needed.
public_ws = rf.workspace("roboflow-100")
```

## Workspace properties

The returned `Workspace` exposes:

* `workspace.url` - the workspace's URL slug (e.g. `my-workspace`).
* `workspace.name` - the workspace's display name.
* `workspace.list_projects()` - projects in the workspace, as a list of dicts.
* `workspace.projects()` - same data as `list_projects()` but returned as a `Project` object list (older alias).
* `workspace.list_folders()` - see [Manage Folders](/developer/python-sdk/manage-folders.md).
* `workspace.list_workflows()` - see [Manage Workflows](/developer/python-sdk/manage-workflows.md).
* `workspace.get_plan()` and `workspace.get_usage()` - see [Workspace Plan and Usage](/developer/python-sdk/workspace-plan-and-usage.md).

## CLI equivalent

```bash
roboflow workspace list
roboflow workspace get my-workspace
```

See [List Workspaces and Projects (CLI)](/developer/command-line-interface/list-workspaces-and-projects.md).


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