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The Context Library is the shared-context feature in Palette OS. It gives your company context that people and agents can read, with access scoped at the organization, team, and user level. Palette OS is the wider company system Palette is building for context, shared skills, handoffs, and connected agent work. The Context Library is one early-access feature inside it.

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Why it exists

AI projects, uploads, and memory can hold useful background. That context is often personal, tied to one tool, and updated by hand. It falls behind when ownership, priorities, or decisions change. The Context Library builds a shared view from selected company tools and team check-ins. Generated context is refreshed each week, not continuously.

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How it works

  1. Connect supported company tools. Choose the workspaces, channels, projects, and repositories Palette can access.
  2. Palette captures relevant activity. Tool events arrive throughout the week, and check-ins add the meaning only people can provide.
  3. Palette refreshes scoped context. A weekly generation step turns that source material into plain-English context for the organization, teams, and users.
  4. People and agents read it. People can browse context pages in Palette. In Palette Desktop, people can mention a context page in chat. Supported agents can search and read the context available to the signed-in person through MCP.
MCP gives agents access to the latest generated context on demand. It does not grant access beyond a person’s Palette permissions.

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Get started

If your organization has Palette OS access, follow the Context Library quick start. For more detail on the capture and generation flow, see How the Context Library works. We’re currently onboarding design partners. Learn more and apply.