My other palettes. Some, like the Evernote, Metanota, and Word ones are always visible when those applications are, using @DanThomas's amazing Snap Palette to Front Window Plugin Action; others, like Finder, Chrome, and the KM Editor, are the application-specific macros displayed in an ad hoc palette when I press a global hotkey.
What might seem academic to you, what might seem like it would only be applicable to your unique work and not of interest to others, might actually be the spark that inspires something very helpful to others.
I believe very strongly in this principle. It's why I watch screencasts and browse this forum.
Your pictures have already made me realize that I'm sorely under utilizing the pallet feature (read: not at all) At current, everything is either a hotkey, a typed string, or triggered from the command prompt. You just gave me my next project!
In the spirit of the thread, here's my modest contribution.
I like keeping my fingers as close to the home row as possible, so I made a few macros for moving the cursor and using the delete without flailing my hands about the keyboard.
Note that ⌃⌥⇧⌘ is just holding down the caps lock because I gave myself a Hyper Key
A very good idea @iampariah 
I work 98% only with macro group / pallets. Therefore I created a macro group for each app. The advantage is that you only need one shortcut for all pallets.
I have also abolished this shortcut, because I open the palettes with a Swype gesture using BetterTouchToolTool.
So that these pallets are not overloaded and remain clear, I also work with sub pallets.
If I want to work only with the keyboard, I also use a shortcut and then the first letter to trigger the macro
Of course, I don't neglect minimalism too much 
It does not always have to be a meaningful palette. It also only works with palette buttons.
Very nice... how do you create the "blank" icon for your menu divider?
All these posts are inspiring!
I use KM to automate production art workflow for a personalized jewelry company. The macros are used by six staff artists and rely mostly on keyboard shortcuts and conflict menus. The workflow connects Chrome, Finder and several Adobe CC products. Some of these posts may help me find ways to utilize more palettes in our workflow. I'm also interested in implementing "Macro Syncing". The challenge is that some artists need to maintain their own custom macro groups. As I understand "Syncing" would delete those custom groups.
Do you mean organizing the macro group palette like in this example?
That's what the great @DanThomas posted here in the forum. Without the plugin I would be stuck. It should also be something for the eye 
LOL. Thanks for the compliment. You wouldn't be lost. It would just take you awhile to get home. 
This is very easy to solve @rcraighead.
You can manage all macro groups in one sync and simply disable the macro group that are not relevant for person A / Mac A.
This will then not appear on the Mac of person A but will still be active and visible on Mac B.
It is and remains an ingenious plugin, as well as its creator 
Before, it looked more like this with me organizing...
On this way again many thanks for your work @DanThomas 
Actually, that reminds me a lot of myself, any day of the week.
And thank you, I'll take it.
Ok. I'll have to try it. I was scared off by the KM Sync message: "Your current macros will immediately be discarded and replaced with the ones in the file you select." Are you saying I can "protect" certain groups on each computer from being discarded?
Here is a description about the Sync Workflow in KM @rcraighead:
https://wiki.keyboardmaestro.com/manual/Macro_Syncing
Since there is a lot attached to it, please ask @peternlewis directly. As a developer he can certainly answer your questions exactly.
Thanks. I've read the wiki on Syncing and am not convinced it will work for our environment. I'll evaluate on 2 non-production Macs and see what questions I have.
No, Macro Syncing is all or nothing, and whichever creates the original macro sync file will be definitive and all others will be erased.
However, you can export your extra macro groups first, then you can turn on syncing (which will delete all your macros), then you can import your extra macro groups (which will be synced to all other Macs). On the other Macs, you can turn on the option Disabled on this Mac in the macro group. Any changes to that macro group will be synced between all Macs, but if it is only enabled on one Mac, and only that person edits the macros, then that should not be much of an issue.
@iampariah: Your symbols palette inspired me to create a Quick Insert palette:
(Palette posted in the CafeTran Espresso 2019 Freshdesk at: https://cafetran.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/6000056736)
An alternative @ALYB would be a pick list.
This would be extendable by further pick lists, if you needed more symbols etc.. You can find the contribution here in the forum:
Thank you, Peter. I was hoping I could sync only one macro "Group" among multiple users. Our user-base is small enough loading the Group manually is workable. I'll try some "Sync" tests to see if it proves any advantage.
