> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://palette.team/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How Palette maps living organizational context

> Learn how the Context Library organizes company context across organization, team, and user scopes, refreshes it weekly, and applies permission-aware access.

The Context Library organizes plain-English company context into pages scoped to the organization, a team, or a user. The exact pages and fields vary with your organization's setup and the sources it connects.

Scope determines where a page belongs and who can read it. It does not give people or agents access beyond their Palette permissions. See [How the Context Library works](/docs/os/how-it-works) for the capture and generation flow.

## Organization

Organization pages can describe company background, priorities, teams, and other shared context. They sit at the broadest scope.

## Team

Team pages can describe a team's purpose, members, focus, active work, and dependencies. They are available according to the team's scope and the reader's access.

## User

User pages can describe a person's role, team, focus, and relevant working context. User scope keeps personal context separate from organization-wide material.

## How pages are refreshed

Palette captures selected activity from organization connections throughout the week. Team check-ins can add context or corrections that tool activity does not contain.

Once each week, a generation step uses that source material to refresh generated context pages. The readable pages are not updated in real time.

Generated fields can include a model-provided confidence value and source citations. A confidence value is not a simple count of supporting events, and citations can vary by field.

Read more about the weekly generation step in [Signal engine](/docs/os/signal-engine).

## How people and agents read pages

People can browse context pages in Palette. In [Palette Desktop](/docs/desktop/overview), people can browse organizational context and mention a page in chat.

MCP-compatible agents can search, list, and read the pages available to the signed-in person through [Palette MCP](/docs/os/mcp). Access is on demand and follows Palette permissions. Context is not automatically preloaded into every conversation.