Limecraft shipped 2026.4 with Teams, a way to bundle users, permissions, and workspaces once and reuse that bundle when a new show spins up. Post houses that juggle dozens of concurrent series have been maintaining access in spreadsheets; the vendor is trying to drop that step when a freelancer joins mid-season. Teams sits on top of Limecraft's existing role-based controls. An admin defines the team, links a production to it, and new accounts inherit the workspace rights tied to that team. Managed service shops and broadcasters with rotating crews are the obvious first adopters. The same drop adds a beta GPU encode/decode path in Limecraft Edge on Apple Silicon Macs. Limecraft says the build calls Apple's media engines so ingest and proxy passes on M-series laptops spend less time on CPU-only paths. MacBook-based producers should still check mezzanine codec support and macOS version notes before they park dailies workflows on the beta flag. Localization editors get per-project translation optimization toggles in 2026.4 - speed versus accuracy - so a news clone and a long-form dub can run different settings without separate toolchains.