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let a shared team guest run work on their own bees credits - #358
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Running work in a team someone shared with you failed with "Bees Credits are unavailable", even when your own credits had money. A team invite adds you to the team, not to its organization, but the run still asked the server for the organization's credits. The server only gives those to members, so it said no and the run stopped.
Now a run uses the organization's credits only when you're a member of it. A guest pays from their own credits, the same way their own AI connections are used.
A team in a local organization pays the same way, since a local organization has no shared balance on the server.