Today, we are releasing Collaborative Sessions to public beta. While code reviews capture the result of engineering, they miss the process. The dead-ends, the architectural debates, and the environmental context are lost the moment the PR is merged. Dropstone now allows you to serialize this context into a shareable, forkable link—turning ephemeral debugging sessions into permanent engineering artifacts. We noticed a pattern in high-performing teams: the "Pastebin Problem." Engineers constantly copy-paste error logs and partial agent outputs into Slack to get help. This is lossy. Dropstone Session Links solve this by snapshotting the entire environment state: The Context (the specific files and lines the agent was analyzing), The Reasoning (the step-by-step logic chain), and The State (the active variables and definitions). When you share a session, you aren't just sharing text; you are sharing the problem state. We treat shared sessions as Immutable Snapshots. When you generate a link, we freeze the current session state. Recipients can view the history in a read-only interface or click "Fork Session" to instantiate a new local environment based on your context. This allows for non-destructive experimentation—teammates can try alternative solutions without altering your original workspace. We have designed the sharing protocol for security-conscious environments. You define the lifespan and scope of the snapshot before it is serialized. Engineering context often contains sensitive data. We have built Collaborative Sessions with an "Enterprise-First" security model: Heuristic Scrubbing (scanning for and redacting potential API keys and .env variables), Audit Logging (logging every "View" and "Fork" event for Enterprise teams), and Instant Revocation (deleting a link instantly invalidates the token for all active viewers). The "Impossible Bug": Don't just explain the bug. Send the session link so your Lead Engineer can see the exact state that caused the crash. Living Documentation: Embed Dropstone links in your internal wikis to show how a subsystem was architected, not just what it does. Async Hand-offs: Passing the baton to a teammate in a different time zone? Send them a forked session so they can resume exactly where you left off. Collaborative Sessions transform Dropstone from an individual productivity tool into a team-wide intelligence layer. By preserving the 'why' behind the code, we enable faster debugging, deeper architectural alignment, and seamless knowledge transfer. Join the public beta today.