No, its more of a monitoring tool. What you need is a GIT type environment that pushes commits to the master from branches. Version control within SketchUp's ecosystem is something I hope they implement to meet the needs of small teams that live/work in the ecosystem. https://speckle.systems/ This is the type of system I'm talking about where interoperability between file formats and teams is seamless. Maybe a command line tool could be developed to monitor file changes and push them around as needed. The other thing would be a macro via Auto Hotkey that did what you do manually when you execute it. All rather flaky solutions tbh...

There are several tools to draw cpoints [aka guide-points] - including Rich's excellent PenTools. http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=Pen_Tools and http://sketchucation.com/pluginstore?pln=tt_guide_tools This simple snippet pasted into the Ruby Console adds a cpoint at all selected component-instances' insertion points. Naturally, you'll need to have Guides set to be visible to see these cpoints... Sketchup.active_model.selection.grep( Sketchup;;ComponentInstance ).each{|e| e.parent.entities.add_cpoint( e.transformation.origin ) }