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Collaborators
Invite your team and control what each person can do
Stellify projects support real multi-user development: invite collaborators by email, control what each person can do, and let the platform handle simultaneous edits safely.
Inviting Collaborators
Project owners can invite collaborators from Project Settings:
- Open Project Settings → Team Members
- Enter the collaborator's email address and send the invite
- They receive an email link; accepting it adds them to the project and switches their editor to it
Invitations expire after 7 days. Pending invites can be revoked before they're accepted.
Permissions
Each collaborator has granular permissions the owner can adjust:
- Read — view the project (the baseline for new collaborators)
- Write — edit code, elements, and routes
- Execute — run code, migrations, and tests
- Owner (super) — full control, including team management and project settings
New collaborators join read-only; the owner grants write/execute as needed.
Limits
- Collaboration is a subscription feature for the project owner
- A project can have up to 10 collaborators (including pending invites)
- One collaborator without their own subscription is allowed per project; additional collaborators need a subscribed account
Working in a Shared Project
Collaborators see the shared project in their project switcher and can move between it and their own projects. A collaborator can leave a project at any time from the project menu.
When two people edit the same entity at the same time, Stellify detects it at the field level rather than silently overwriting — see Edit Conflicts.
If you want to work without interference, create a branch: branches are isolated per user, so nothing you do on a branch collides with anyone else until you merge.
Next Steps
- Edit Conflicts - How simultaneous edits are detected and resolved
- Version Control - Branch-based isolation
- Project Settings - Where team management lives
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