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Palette Desktop is built for shared workspaces. Put your workspace folder on a cloud sync service, and your whole team is in.
Pick where the folder lives:
Each person on your team installs Palette Desktop and points it at the same folder. The cloud service syncs files between machines. Palette Desktop handles the agent work on top.
No invite flow. No separate Palette workspace to set up. If your team can share a folder, your team can share a Palette workspace.
When two people work in the same folder through chat-based tools, things get messy fast. Files overwrite each other. Drafts get lost. The team stops trusting the shared folder.
Palette Desktop fixes this with sessions:
Cloud sync handles the rest. By the time a session saves back, the changes are clean and intentional. The live folder only ever sees approved work.
The first time:
After that:
If two people save back changes to the same file at nearly the same time, the cloud sync service handles the conflict the way it always does. Most of the time there's no conflict because sessions are scoped and reviewed.
For larger teams, consider: