doc(CU-869azd0ae): update meaning of system role

Author: eliecharra

docs/concepts/authorization/rbac-system.md

@@ -208,9 +208,12 @@ Root Space
 
 ## Roles
 
-### Predefined roles
+### System roles
 
-Spacelift provides three predefined roles (corresponding to the legacy system roles):
+System roles provide standard, least-privileged permission policies for granting access to specific pieces of Spacelift functionality. 
+For example, the `Worker pool controller` role contains the correct permissions to allow the Kubernetes controller to manage worker pools automatically.
+
+System roles are immutable and cannot be modified or deleted, ensuring consistent baseline permissions across all accounts.
 
 #### Space reader
 
@@ -244,6 +247,18 @@ Spacelift provides three predefined roles (corresponding to the legacy system ro
 !!! info "Root Space Admin"
     Users with Space Admin role on the **root** space become **Root Space Admins** with account-wide privileges including SSO setup, VCS configuration, and audit trail management.
 
+#### Worker pool controller
+
+**Actions**:
+
+- Space
+    - Read
+- Workerpool
+    - Create
+    - Update
+    - Delete
+
+
 ### Custom roles
 
 #### Create custom roles using the web UI

docs/concepts/spaces/access-control.md

@@ -7,16 +7,9 @@ specific spaces, providing precise control over who can access what resources.
 
 ## Roles and RBAC
 
-### Predefined roles
+### System roles
 
-Spacelift provides three predefined roles that can be assigned to users on a space-by-space basis:
-
-- **Space Reader** - View-only access to resources within the space, can add comments to runs for collaboration
-- **Space Writer** - Space Reader permissions + ability to trigger runs and modify environment variables
-- **Space Admin** - Space Writer permissions + ability to create and modify stacks and attachable entities
-
-These predefined roles correspond to the legacy system roles (Read/Write/Admin) and provide a simple starting point for
-organizations new to RBAC.
+Spacelift provides [built-in system roles](../authorization/rbac-system.md#system-roles) that can be assigned to users on a space-by-space basis.
 
 ### Custom roles