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Krea made Krea Nodes multiplayer, letting teams open the same node-based workflow project and edit it together in real time instead of passing files and links back and forth.
- Until now, sharing a workflow meant sending a link, waiting for feedback and then making the changes yourself, the company says.
- Collaborators see live cursors, each in their own color, along with selected nodes and drag-selection boxes, and node moves, edge connections, prompt edits and model swaps sync to everyone.
- Runs are shared: when one person runs a node or a chain, everyone watches it move from queued to running to done, and outputs land on every screen.
- Editing conflicts resolve differently by case — changes to different fields all go through, while the last edit to the same field wins, and undo only reverts your own nodes and edges.
- Nodes keeps version snapshots at most once every five minutes and for five days, and whoever starts a run pays for it in their active workspace.
- Sharing offers private, workspace and public-link access, but edit sharing and live presence require Krea Enterprise; view sharing is available on every plan, and edit grants fall back to view grants if a workspace leaves Enterprise.
