Now with Gemini, plus one-click install for any agent

Another big release, with a lot packed in. The headline: Palette now supports Gemini, joining Claude Code, Codex, and Mistral — and getting any of them set up is now a single click. If you don't have a provider installed yet, Palette handles the setup for you, and for each one you choose whether to run it on your subscription or your own API key. A new person can be up and running in seconds instead of wrestling with a terminal.

Two more features we're excited about have also landed: HTML sharing and handoffs. Both are early, and each gets its own closer look in the next couple of weeks.

New

• Gemini support — Gemini is now available as a provider, joining Claude Code, Codex, and Mistral.
• One-click provider install — run any of them in Palette. If you don't have a provider installed yet, it's a single click and Palette sets it up for you, no terminal required.
• Subscription or API mode — for each provider, choose whether to run it on your subscription or your own API key.
• HTML sharing — share your work as a styled HTML page that anyone can open and comment on, even if they don't use Palette. A closer look coming in its own update shortly.
• Handoffs — hand off a piece of work to a teammate with the files and full chat context attached, so they pick up right where you left off. More on this in its own update shortly.
• Rich markdown editing — edit .md files in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get editor, and copy their markdown from the sidebar.
• Interface zoom — zoom the whole interface in and out across every window.
• License viewer — browse the open-source license attributions from inside the app.

Improved